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I'm trying to keep the display connection open and have my program idle in the background so future windows can be opened with minimal latency. the problem I have is thus: eframe bundles together `winit::EventLoop` and `winit::Window` into a singular abstraction that is created and destroyed as a unit, however any alternative interface that doesn't bundle these to together also makes a bunch of different distinctions I don't care about. I don't care about hardware acceleration, I don't care about fancy event preprocessing, I basically just want a function that will take a `winit::Window` and give me an `egui::Ui`. Is there a crate that is capable of operating at this level of abstraction, or at least an example that shows how to use `egui_winit` without a ton of boilerplate?

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