[WebGPU] Fix unexpected device lost error when intentional dispose #17250
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This PR fixes an issue introduced in #17005.
deviceLostIsError
was introduced to make sure intentionaldispose()
(hence webgpu'sdestroy()
) does not cause device lost callback to treat it as an error. However, we cannot setdeviceLostIsError
immediately to true after callingthis.lib.dispose()
(which callsdevice.destroy()
) because WebGPU is asynchronous. Otherwise, we would trigger the device lost callback when callingInstance.dispose()
to destroy device intentionally.