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* init_tracker has now a `discard` function to get single data points back to uninitialized
use new standardized partition_point function
* allow unused InitTracker.discard function for time being
* new test for clearing textures of all formats
* clear_texture is now always implemented in wgpu-core instead of wgpu-hal
* add 1D/array/volume texture to clear_texture test
* set mip_level_count to 1 for D1 textures in clear_texture test
* fix warning & clippy lints
* Fix web build
* [pr feedback] fix potentially skipped resource transition, fix wrong mip size for texture clear
* collect_zero_buffer_copies_for_clear_texture aligns rows now properly
* Added GLSL to ShaderSource behind Feature lock
* Used full path for Naga's FastHashMap and ShaderStage rather than add them as a pub include
* changed spirv and glsl web feature to web-shader-translation. Now requires glsl or spirv to be choosen along with the web-shader-translation to unlock their usage
* Changed the Description of the Glsl enum
* Added README update
* Made With with
* added catch all that panics if web-shader-translation is not enabled with spirv or glsl
* added Compiler condition to prevent the catch all unless glsl or spirv exists without web-shader-translation
* We decided to use [target.'cfg(target_arch = wasm32)'.dependencies.naga] within cargo to include wgsl-out in the Web backend unconditionally, which removed the need for a panic
* Removed wasm targets section from readme as it is no longer needed
* Named Glsl fields to make them more understandable as to what they are for
* Fixed the enum usage for GLSL and Added documentation for the fields
* Move validation from `Device::create_texture_from_hal()` to `Device::create_texture()`
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Users encountered a segfault upon creating a texture when mip_level_count was set to 0 with (at least) Vulkan.
This is due to wgpu's validation taking place after the API's texture is created.
This change moves wgpu's validation to before the API's texture is created, introducing a friendly error instead of a segfault.
* Make `Device::create_texture_from_hal()` infallible
* run cargo fmt
