A transitional variant, since the exe a player runs may not have the new
renderers. The old renderers stay in the list and the old keys are still written
next to the new ones. A new exe without Vulkan starts OpenGL by itself, an old one
reads the word as its legacy renderer, and both pass over the keys they do not know.
Taken from Hirek193's branch:
- the new keys as rows of a section of their own, with their texts
- their values on the graphics levels, in steps over the six levels here, with
High as what the simulator does with nothing set
- Vulkan 1.4 in the list of renderers, and its own keys marked as idle without it
- gfx.buffer.percent next to the old buffer keys, read before them
- gfx.antialiasing saved below multisampling, for the later line to count
Keys checked against feat/gl46-migration of the simulator.
Left out, as this branch has its own or does not need them: the rewritten settings
page and its five levels, GraphicsRules, the DLSS library check, eu07.ini import and
export, and the removal of the old renderers.
Six levels of detail climbing in even steps, High being where a player with no
settings of their own starts. Five parts of the picture can also take a level
of their own. Resolutions start from the monitors in the computer.
uartfeature with nothing selected writes "no no no no"; uart and uarttune are
written whole or not at all. On Linux the file's contents tell a Windows build,
a native one and a script from a note that merely has the execute bit.
Keeps the old starter's starter.batterydefault key and its three states. The
setting wins over the depot checkbox, which greys out and says so while an
override is in force.
