Feature Request: ListBox / ListView with option of triggers instead of visual states (such as gridview) for better performance

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### ~~Bug explanation~~ Feature Request

Hi and Thanks for your awesome library :)

Trying to implement my first WPF project (a media player) based on Material Design but I'm having a lot of performance issues.
The serious one is with ListBox / ListView when the mouse is over which I will try to investigate further by customizing the templates.
You can reproduce it easy with the DemoApp Lists and check your task manager (add GPU column).

I have also other performance issues mainly on full screen with a drawer (seems related to #1116).

Regards,
John

### Version

4.6.1 and latest beta

## Updates

1. Even when I use materialDesign:ListBoxItemAssist.ShowSelection="False" and it will not happen anymore mouse over but it will happen on mouse click
2. It looks like it is also affected by WindowStyle="None" ResizeMode="NoResize" AllowsTransparency="True"
3. OK it's the ripple and visual states but again I think it's not normal (still looking and possible will close this)
4. Closing this but ideally I should be able to use some basic mouse over and ripple with low resources

Start with the DemoApp Lists reproduction and inspect the ListBox/ListView behavior around mouse-over, selection, ripple effects, and visual states. Compare the performance impact of the current visual-state approach, including WindowStyle="None" with transparency; done would require a clearly scoped low-resource trigger-based option and a way to verify the improvement.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.