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Pipeline creation #102

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Initially pipeline creation branch was meant to come with some bigger changes to pipeline manager.
But i was lazy.
Dumb as i am i just added fixes and minor features to this branch that should have always been in master.
There is also a slight syntax change for pipeline managers pipeline create structs (ShaderCompileInfo2) for nicer, flatter pipeline creation.
This branch is practically abandoned and i want to merge all the small things in as well as the pipeline manager syntax change, so i can work normally in master again.

Ipotrick and others added 30 commits September 7, 2024 00:00
- fixed linking
- removed assert, they return UNKNOWN CASE on default now
- added cases to some to_string enums
…k in core api for buffer fill.

Co-authored-by: Matěj Sakmary <[email protected]>
- added task index to task interface for reflection purposes
- fixed sheduling behavior for concurrent access. Concurrent accesses are now allowed to be reordered completely freely across the whole range of batches where the concurrent access is used.
- Added new more generic access types for images
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The learning process commences 👑
(it doesn't compile aha)

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Daxa itself builds, but many samples are broken. We'll check this out on a later date

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