Solution:
I created my own highlighter. It marks one or several disjoint regions as "dirty". Then it highlights an amount of lines shrinks the dirty region and if dirty regions remain it shoots a timer to resume highlighting later. If any change occurs on the document while highlighting it just adds a dirty region and keeps highlighting alive.
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