Default update_vital_only to true for Android and Web editor #72958
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Android devices will typically be powered from battery. This PR defaults the editor on Android to use
update_vital_only
mode, using as little power as possible, in order to conserve battery.Also shows the update spinner by default, to emphasize that vital updates only is occurring, and allow easy switching out of the mode.
Notes
(The other CPU hog is audio thread, which [3.x] Add ability to mute AudioServer. #63458 is designed to deal with, and reduces CPU use by a further approx 5x).
vital_updates_only
mode, the cursor does not flash.vital_updates_only
mode, and more apparent that there are update options, which are particularly relevant on mobile.Deciding whether to default in this mode has pros and cons, so I will leave it up to reviewers to decide whether this is the best action.