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Wayland under macOS is WIP at
https://github.com/owl-compositor/owl
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Also add a comment to all platform driver implementations.
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It turns out it's necessary to memorize 2 event serial numbers :
- serial changed at each pointer and key event;
- pointer_enter_serial changed when pointer enters a surface
because this one and not any other is needed for exact cursor changes
by wl_pointer_set_cursor() in do_set_cursor().
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The old code would allocate memory on FL_KEYDOWN and FL_KEYUP events
and never free the latter.
The fix is to allocate memory only on FL_KEYDOWN events which will
be free'd later as intended.
Also fix two unrelated whitespace errors.
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Fl_Wayland_System_Driver::disable_wayland().
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Need to poll only for the file descriptor associated to the wayland display.
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This issue revealed that the macOS and Wayland platform processed events slightly differently
from other platforms.
Under X11 and Windows, Fl::wait() processes one event if one is present, and also all other events
present in the event queue immediately after the processing of that event.
Under macOS and Wayland, Fl::wait() processes one event if one is present and returns.
This commits makes the macOS and Wayland platforms behave as other platforms.
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