This slightly amends the semantic of the property: prior to that
commit it represented the interval since the last accumulated buffer
after which the current line(s) had to be output even if incomplete.
After this commit, it represents the interval between "now" and the
first accumulated buffer, making it possible to report a useful
latency.
Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gst-plugins-rs/-/merge_requests/474>
In its standard mode, textwrap simply splits up text in chained
buffers into multiple lines / buffers, not keeping any state.
When accumulate-time is specified, multiple input buffers will be
wrapped together, outputting one-line buffers of text once a
sufficient width (specified by the columns property) is reached,
or the interval between two input buffers is greater than
accumulate-time.
This is useful to format the output of an element such as
awstranscribe, which outputs its transcription with one buffer
per word.
