[Optimization] Optimize DOM in status.js to improve performance#4604
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Issue: #4461
DOM Optimization in status.js widget
This PR optimizes the DOM manipulation in the status widget to improve performance while maintaining the exact same functionality.
Optimizations implemented:
Cached DOM elements and values:
Fixed redundant event handler assignments:
onmaximizeevent which was being redefined for each turtleReduced DOM traversal operations:
Memory and performance improvements: