Under the hood
Internal groundwork was added for mouse clicks and smoother frame timing in the terminal UI
What
The terminal renderer (the part of Claude Code that draws its text-based interface) gained internal plumbing for two things: a way for parts of the interface to subscribe to pointer (mouse) press events, including a way to notify them when a press lands nowhere in particular, and new internal state for pacing how often frames are redrawn.
Why
This is internal scaffolding rather than a user-facing feature by itself. It lays groundwork that could support mouse-click interaction and smoother screen updates in the terminal interface.
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