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adjust screen scale for some ios devices
Revert "adjust screen scale for some ios devices"
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Runtime/Resources/shaders/computebuffer/UIWidgets_canvas_cb.cginc
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implement a compute-buffer based rendering pipeline, which use compute buffer instead of mesh objects for cpu-gpu communication.
according to the platform's GPU devices(compute buffer is supported on only specific renderers, e.g., Vulkan, Metal), the renderer will automatically determine whether to use this new pipeline or the original mesh-object-renderer. currently, we will use this new pipeline whenever possible
a compute-buffer based rendering pipeline will optimize the gpu performance by reducing the gpu time by almost half (tested on Android and Mac).