WebGPURenderer: enable shadow rendering in WebGLBackend #27023
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* make previous render state available to backend * make shadow coord adjustment conditional * add screenshot and enable test * rework test * rework as suggested --------- Co-authored-by: aardgoose <angus.sawyer@email.com>
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The WebGL backend needs to be able to revert to the previous framebuffer after internal render passes: make this information available and use.
Selectively adjust shadow map coordinates for GLSL/WGSL differences.
Enable screenshot and testing.