Fix race condition in Wayland initialization#126
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This commit defers EGL and MPV initialization until the first valid (W>0, H>0) configure event is received from the compositor. This fixes EGL_BAD_NATIVE_WINDOW errors in environments like Wayfire that initially send 0x0 dimensions for the layer surface. The initialization of EGL display, MPV context, and event threads is now guarded to ensure it only happens once across all outputs.
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This commit defers EGL and MPV initialization until the first valid (W>0, H>0) configure event is received from the compositor.
This fixes EGL_BAD_NATIVE_WINDOW errors in environments like Wayfire that initially send 0x0 dimensions for the layer surface.
The initialization of EGL display, MPV context, and event threads is now guarded to ensure it only happens once across all outputs.