"Peek" panel for 1.5 seconds when highlighted#8659
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Panels are highlighted by cs_panel.py and cs_applet.py to indicate which panel you're working on. With hidden panels, it can be very difficult to notice as only a 1 pixel strip is visible. This makes a hidden panel show for PEEK_PANEL_TIME milliseconds when highlight is turned on. Currently 1500ms.
To optimize for panel edit mode and peeking cases, especially when using intelligent autohide.
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This makes the highlighted panel show for 1.5 seconds if it is autohidden when selected by panel or applet settings.
Also: Oops, accidentally hit enter and opened this as just
"with no other info initially.edit: the rework commit looks like more changes than it is in the unified diff. It just moves the panel edit mode or peeking check to the top, and skips calculating autohide (especially the intelligent mode) when either are true.
Fixes: #8616