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When emitting the `did-change` event, `updateFoldableStatus` used to extend the change region up and down to include all the lines that changed their foldability status because of a buffer change. I assume this was supposed to invalidate folds that *contained* the change whenever a line was edited in a way that affected also the previous or subsequent ones. That information, however, is not being used by `DisplayBuffer`, which does not alter existing folded regions when they become invalid. I believe the correct behavior should be to unfold the invalid region and recompute those screen lines. Nonetheless, it seems reasonable to me to keep the original (wrong) behavior and not address it in this branch, because it strays from the original intent of this refactoring. We should probably fix it once for all in another PR or when integrating/implementing `DisplayLayer`.
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