Ignore irrelevant container events

These are internal transient states which don't need to reflect in the
UI. They happen quickly in bursts, with a "permanent state" event
following such as "create", "died", or "remove". This helps to reduce
the API calls and thus mitigates out-of-order results; see
containers/podman#19124

src/app.jsx

@@ -375,10 +375,20 @@ class Application extends React.Component {
         switch (event.Action) {
         /* The following events do not need to trigger any state updates */
         case 'attach':
+        case 'checkpoint':
+        case 'cleanup':
         case 'exec':
+        case 'exec_died':
         case 'export':
         case 'import':
         case 'init':
+        case 'kill':
+        case 'mount':
+        case 'prune':
+        case 'restart':
+        case 'restore':
+        case 'sync':
+        case 'unmount':
         case 'wait':
             break;
         /* The following events need only to update the Container list
@@ -393,20 +403,10 @@ class Application extends React.Component {
                 : this.updatePods(system)
             ).then(() => this.updateContainer(id, system, event));
             break;
-        case 'checkpoint':
         case 'create':
         case 'died':
-        case 'exec_died':
-        case 'kill':
-        case 'cleanup':
-        case 'mount':
         case 'pause':
-        case 'prune':
-        case 'restart':
-        case 'restore':
         case 'stop':
-        case 'sync':
-        case 'unmount':
         case 'unpause':
         case 'rename': // rename event is available starting podman v4.1; until then the container does not get refreshed after renaming
             this.updateContainer(id, system, event);