Add resolve region capability and lower D3D12GraphicsCommandList version required. #77
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You're leaking memory by not releasing the versioned command lists since QueryInterface increases the reference count. |
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It seems that during the migration to plume, the minimum command list version was accidentally bumped to 7, leading to RT64 no longer booting for some users.
This changes the implementation to a scheme that gradually queries for higher versions as it requires more features instead, leaving unsupported features behind capabilities that should be checked.
At most, this implies checking for resolveTextureRegion support manually. If the application requires it and does not provide a fallback, it should just fail to initialize. For other APIs, I've assumed support for this is true as they didn't seem to be querying for anything in particular.