The way DirectQ does it is actually by checking for movement of triangles between frame 0 and frame 1; if they move beyond a certain threshold value then those triangles only are not interpolated (other triangles in the model are). It's called from R_DrawViewModel so we can be certain that the model checked actually is a viewmodel (using models beginning with v_ is not valid as even an ID1 model that ain't a viewmodel begins with v_), and is set up so that it only gets called once per model.
Overall a little hacky but it works fine in every test case so far.
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I know FrikaC made a cgi-bin version of the quakec interpreter once and wrote part of his website in QuakeC 
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