use more efficient form of signal_connect for mouse handlers
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This is another cleanup from the Gtk4 port. I had used the user friendly, less efficient version of
signal_connectto set up the mouse event handlers. This uses the faster compiled version, which was done in the Gtk.jl version. It allocates less and is slightly faster when callingimshowin ImageView.Also:
Fixes #57
Fixes #58