Interface DebounceOptions

Invoke on the leading edge, as soon as a burst starts, in addition to any trailing invocation.

Upper bound on how long invocation can be deferred while calls keep arriving faster than delay. Without it, a continuously-called function never runs.

Cancels any pending invocation when aborted, and leaves the function inert afterwards: later calls do nothing.

Stronger than plain cancel() on purpose. The signal is normally a scope's, so a late event must not run the handler after teardown.

Invoke on the trailing edge — the classic debounce: run once activity has stopped for delay ms.