When doing interactive eval, the result will generally be displayed inline in the current buffer, as an overlay (there's the exception of the output-to-current-buffer arg).
So the default quota of 1MB is excessive there, as we never possibly want to render 1MB worth of output in the current buffer.
(There's client-side trimming, but we shouldn't overload it trivially)
The quota should be limited to appoximately one screenful worth of characters, give or take - can be discussed at PR time.
When doing interactive eval, the result will generally be displayed inline in the current buffer, as an overlay (there's the exception of the
output-to-current-bufferarg).So the default quota of 1MB is excessive there, as we never possibly want to render 1MB worth of output in the current buffer.
(There's client-side trimming, but we shouldn't overload it trivially)
The quota should be limited to appoximately one screenful worth of characters, give or take - can be discussed at PR time.