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Cache tooltip assets - #10311
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This solves two problems: - Item influence icons were being allocated and loaded on **every** frame while the tooltip was open. - Every tooltip was allocating and loading its own header and separator images, even though most of them share the same images. As a consequence, tooltip assets now stay loaded and do not get freed. This is fine because they're fairly small and commonly used anyway.
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Cache tooltip header, influence icon, and separator image handles.
This solves two problems:
As a consequence, tooltip assets now stay loaded and do not get freed. This is fine because they're fairly small and commonly used anyway.