RFC: Core rendering and synchronization overhaul#13950
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RFC: Core rendering and synchronization overhaul#13950xirtus wants to merge 1 commit intohyprwm:mainfrom
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This PR introduces a significant refactoring of the core rendering pipeline, consolidating ElementRenderer and GLElementRenderer into a more streamlined Renderer/OpenGL architecture. Key changes include optimized shader handling, improved sync FD management, and simplified monitor resource tracking. Looking for feedback on this architectural direction.