No "waiting for data" message when using F command on a pipe

[gwsw]

Steps to reproduce:

1. Run i=0; while :; do echo $i; let i=$i+1; sleep .2; done > file &.
2. Run less file.
3. Type F.
4. Note that a "Waiting for data" message appears while content is scrolling.
5. Exit less.
6. Run i=0; while :; do echo $i; let i=$i+1; sleep .2; done | less.
7. Type F.

Expected behavior:
A "Waiting for data" message should appears as in the case of viewing a regular file.

Actual behavior:
No "Waiting for data" message is visible.

[gwsw]

Actually the lack of the "waiting for data" message in this case is by design. See #337. The message can be made to appear by setting LESS_DATA_DELAY to a small number (less than 200 in this case). The inconsistency is arguably a problem in the case of viewing a file, in which it's reasonable to argue that the message should NOT appear, similar to the behavior for a pipe. The fact that the message does appear is due to the behavior of poll() which always returns POLLIN for a regular file, even if you are at EOF and no data is actually readable.

[gwsw]

Resolved in 31cd391.
Now in all cases (regular file or fifo), the "waiting for data" message is displayed immediately if the user enters the F command. It is displayed after the LESS_DATA_DELAY timeout if we need to wait for file data on any other command. I think this is the appropriate behavior.