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glsl-in: inject samplerCubeArray builtins on use #1736
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Arrayed cube images require a special capabilities in some backends, so like how we already do with doubles, we now only inject them if a call uses one as an argument. This required some refractoring on the builtins handling of variations but now the interface is cleaner and adding new variations (if needed) should be easier.
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Arrayed cube images require a special capabilities in some backends, so
like how we already do with doubles, we now only inject them if a call
uses one as an argument.
This required some refractoring on the builtins handling of variations
but now the interface is cleaner and adding new variations (if needed)
should be easier.
Closes #1622