perf(editor): reduce frequency of native selection sync #9509
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Currently, the native selection sync logic is costly in large docs. While there is already a
throttle(10ms)
in place, the actual DOM querying cost can take several hundred milliseconds, leading to multiple redundant executions queuing up and high CPU usage.This PR implements a custom
serialThrottle
that ensures only one execution runs at a time and processes only the latest selection state once the previous execution completes. This eliminates redundant DOM queries without affecting the selection sync accuracy, effectively reducing CPU usage while maintaining UI responsiveness.Tested using a markdown novel with ~20k words (100k characters).
moby-dick-chap1-10.md
Before:
After: