Implement XR_EXT_performance_settings OpenXR extension
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XR_EXT_performance_settings OpenXR extension
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Provides an API for developers to set CPU/GPU performance levels via the XR_EXT_performance_settings OpenXR extension.
I've also created some signals that should fire when an
XrEventDataPerfSettingsEXTevent is triggered by the runtime, which developers could use to be notified on the status of performance / device temperature. I've not been able to get one of these events polled on my Quest 3 or Quest Pro yet, but it should work in theory!