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Fixed wrong unsafe textures feature name in README #1431

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Fixed wrong unsafe textures feature name in README #1431

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Expand Up @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Rust-SDL2 uses the MIT license, but SDL2 itself is under the zlib license.
* `mixer` to link against SDL2\_mixer and have access to sound mixing features
* `ttf` to link against SDL2\_ttf and have access to various font features
* `raw-window-handle` to enable the crate `raw-window-handle`, which is useful to interop with various other backends.
* `unsafe-textures` to not have a lifetime in `Texture` structs. Texture are only freed when the program exits, or can be done manually through `unsafe`.
* `unsafe_textures` to not have a lifetime in `Texture` structs. Texture are only freed when the program exits, or can be done manually through `unsafe`.
* `use-bindgen` to customize bindings instead of using pre-generated `sdl_bindings` which were created from a Linux environment. It generates your own custom SDL2 bindings, tailored to your distro. Useful for specific window-related scenarios.
* `use-vcpkg` to pull SDL2 from vcpkg instead of looking in your system.
* `use-pkgconfig` use pkg-config to detect where your library is located on your system. Mostly useful on unix systems for static linking.
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