Refactor: Remove timeout option on inactive browsers

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Removed the adjustable timeout control from display settings.
  • Standardized the pause for live updates to a fixed 30-second delay when focus is lost.
  • Removed the liveTime configuration option from the default settings.

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Walkthrough

This pull request removes the user-configurable timeout option from a display settings page by deleting the numeric input field for live update pausing. Additionally, the JavaScript handling for the window's blur event in a shared layout file is modified to use a fixed timeout value of 30 seconds instead of a dynamic value derived from user input. These adjustments ensure that live updates are paused consistently after the blur event without relying on a configurable value.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
emhttp/plugins/dynamix/DisplaySettings.page	Removed the label and numeric input field for setting the timeout for pausing real-time updates.
emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/DefaultPageLayout.php	Replaced the dynamic timeout (liveTime variable) with a fixed value of 30000 milliseconds in the blur event handler.
emhttp/plugins/dynamix/default.cfg	Removed the configuration option liveTime="0" from the default configuration file.

Possibly Related PRs

• Refactor: nchan pause improvements #2097: Adjusts the handling of live update timeout by modifying the blur event behavior, which aligns with the removal and fixed timeout approach in this PR.

Poem

Oh, I hop through lines of code so bright,
No liveTime input cluttering my sight.
A fixed 30-second pause now rings,
As nchanFocusStop with precision springs.
Code’s garden blooms—happy hops all day! 🐰

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[bergware]

Can you also remove the setting from default.cfg ?