BUGFIX: Change update interval on CKEditor

[Alvadda]

Currently, the CKEditor send the onChange event after user stops typing for 500ms, this results in a lot of unnecessary events that bloats the server.

This adjustment was initially made in response to a new server behavior observed in Neos9, where the server temporarily blocks incoming change requests during publishing processes. Extending the debounce interval aims to mitigate the risk of overlap between change requests and publishing operations.

What I did
The debounce timer has been extended from 500ms to 1500ms. This reduces the frequency of onChange events, thereby decreasing server load.

An additional onChange event has been introduced to trigger whenever the editor loses focus. This ensures that all changes are captured, even if the user does not pause in their typing.

How to verify it
Engage with the CKEditor by typing. Upon ceasing typing, observe that the publish button (located in the top right corner) indicates a change was made, after a delay of 1500ms.

While typing in CKEditor, shift focus to another element before the 1500ms debounce period concludes. The publish button should still update to reflect a change, ensuring that all modifications are captured accurately.

[grebaldi]

Hi @Alvadda,

thanks for taking care of this!

I've pointed out one leftover console.log in the comments.

Additionally, could you please take a look at this test:

neos-ui/Tests/IntegrationTests/Fixtures/1Dimension/createNewNodes.e2e.js

Lines 178 to 195 in 2c409b5

	subSection('Inline validation');
	// We have to wait for ajax requests to be triggered, since they are debounced for 0.5s
	await t.wait(600);
	await changeRequestLogger.clear();
	await t
	.expect(Selector('.test-headline h1').exists).ok('Validation tooltip appeared')
	.click('.test-headline h1')
	.pressKey('ctrl+a delete')
	.switchToMainWindow()
	.wait(600)
	.expect(ReactSelector('InlineValidationTooltips').exists).ok('Validation tooltip appeared');
	await t
	.expect(changeRequestLogger.count(() => true)).eql(0, 'No requests were fired with invalid state');
	await t
	.switchToIframe(contentIframeSelector)
	.typeText(Selector('.test-headline h1'), 'Some text')
	.wait(600);
	await t.expect(changeRequestLogger.count(() => true)).eql(1, 'Request fired when field became valid');

If you change the wait times that are currently set at 600 to 1600, the E2E tests will turn green :)