Block 'start:wait' during initial load

- Init searchInProgress before reader starts so start:wait waits for
  the first complete result set instead of no-op'ing
- Add test_wait_action_start

src/terminal.go

@@ -1169,7 +1169,11 @@ func NewTerminal(opts *Options, eventBox *util.EventBox, executor *util.Executor
 		lastAction:         actStart,
 		lastFocus:          minItem.Index(),
 		lastActivity:       time.Now(),
-		numLinesCache:      make(map[int32]numLinesCacheValue)}
+		// Consider the initial load a search in progress so 'start:wait' blocks
+		// until the first result set is complete. Set here, before the reader
+		// starts, so the first final() result correctly clears it.
+		searchInProgress: true,
+		numLinesCache:    make(map[int32]numLinesCacheValue)}
 	if opts.AcceptNth != nil {
 		t.acceptNth = opts.AcceptNth(t.delimiter)
 	}

test/test_core.rb

@@ -1173,6 +1173,18 @@ class TestCore < TestInteractive
     tmux.until { |lines| assert_equal 1, lines.match_count }
   end
 
+  def test_wait_action_start
+    # 'start:wait' blocks on the initial load until reading completes
+    tmux.send_keys %((seq 100; sleep 60) | #{FZF} --bind 'start:wait'), :Enter
+    tmux.until { |lines| assert_equal 100, lines.match_count }
+    tmux.until { |lines| assert lines.any_include?('(..)') }
+    tmux.send_keys 'C-c'
+    tmux.until { |lines| refute lines.any_include?('(..)') }
+    # Ctrl-C cancels the wait; fzf keeps running and accepts input again
+    tmux.send_keys '99'
+    tmux.until { |lines| assert_equal 1, lines.match_count }
+  end
+
   def test_clear_selection
     tmux.send_keys %(seq 100 | #{FZF} --multi --bind space:clear-selection), :Enter
     tmux.until { |lines| assert_equal 100, lines.match_count }