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Introduce a reusable collapsible/scrollable buffer to standardize thinking output and future buffers.

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  • Added CollapsibleBuffer in paws_common and wired export via display module.
  • Implemented timing, max-height truncation, and chunked writing with optional dimming.
  • Integrated CollapsibleBuffer into paws_main UI to handle thinking output instead of ad-hoc Markdown buffering.
  • Added unit tests for CollapsibleBuffer covering initialization, timing, reset, and dimming behavior.
  • This enables consistent incremental rendering and easier reuse for future content.

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…r for thinking streams and future reuse

Introduce a new CollapsibleBuffer type to provide a collapsible/scrollable buffer used for thinking and other future content. Export from paws_common and integrate into UI to standardize thinking handling and surface timing data. Added unit tests for the buffer and wired it into the UI flow. This enables consistent incremental rendering and future reuse across the codebase.
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Note to self:
This approach makes little sense as it is, unless a way can be found to render multiple of such buffers while having a sane way to manage cursor location.
Maybe a better approach would be to elm like a model which can always be converted to a visual representation, while also avoiding to ever re rendering the text for converting state to ui on every update. Since the app already feels a bit flikery on windows..

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