fix: show Bambu splash screen on Linux instead of black window#11533
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Signed-off-by: Benjamin Lütker <benjamin.luetker@gmail.com>
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Fixes #11532
On Linux the startup splash is currently a plain black window, because wxYield() is explicitly skipped on this platform right after the BBLSplashScreen is created. On wxGTK that call is what flushes the pending paint events — without it GTK never draws the splash before the long blocking startup work begins.
This change enables wxYield() on Linux too (it is harmless on the other platforms, which already ran it), raises the window and adds a Refresh()/Update() pair after the first SetText() so the status line actually becomes visible.
Before and after on Debian 13 / KDE Plasma:
I have been running this in my fork since May 2026 (Debian and Ubuntu builds, X11 and Wayland) with no regressions on Windows either.