fix: add cap to image rendering#1621
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## What? Adds a cap to image rendering, so that the images dont break the whole TUI ## Why? Previously, big images would make the whole screen black, when scrolled. --------- Signed-off-by: drew <me@andrinoff.com> (cherry picked from commit 8235eaa)
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What?
Adds a cap to image rendering, so that the images dont break the whole TUI
Why?
Previously, big images would make the whole screen black, when scrolled.