Both landed on master while the guide was being written: ExampleShaders
compiles every example shader with glslang and needs no GPU,
WindowOptionalGlobals needs a compositor. The test section names the
tests in each group, so it names these two as well.
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AGENTS.md
- Guidance for agents and contributors working on Crafter.Graphics: the
layout and the partitions by backend, the dev environment and the
targets, the build and test commands, how tests are declared and what
each group needs, code style, the design rules the code embodies,
commit conventions, security notes and gotchas. It carries the
dependency-notes section crafter-build 3.0.0 writes, holding
Crafter.Math's notes.
AGENTS.consumer.md
- What an agent working in a consumer needs: depending on the library,
the program shape and the frame order, device features, lifetimes, the
heap and its descriptor-set fallback, buffers and images, the UI tiers,
custom compute shaders, ray tracing, input, the DOM build, the
environment variables, testing a consumer, and which example to copy.
crafter-build injects it into consumers' AGENTS.md on their builds.
Both were reviewed against the code. The review found that --timing no
longer compiles (#178), which both files note.
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