dxSetAspectRatioAdjustmentEnabled fix

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Describe the bug

I am designing my HUD elements in a 16:9 screen (1366x768) and using this function, I want to align above the radar.
The thing is that setting second argument as "aspect ratio the dxDraws were originally designed in" (in my case 16:9) will cause problems with MTA aspect ratio option.

Example:

• 1366x768 (native 16:9), MTA aspect ratio 16:9 (auto) positions correctly
  
• 1366x768 (native 16:9), MTA aspect ratio 4:3 positions incorrectly
  
• 800x600 (native 4:3), MTA aspect ratio 16:9 positions correctly
  
• 800x600 (native 4:3), MTA aspect ratio 4:3 positions incorrectly
  

To Reproduce

1. Using onClientRender event, call dxSetAspectRatioAdjustmentEnabled(true, 16/9).
2. Create any dx element with positions above radar, like I did.
   Here's example:
   dxDrawText("Text", sW*(-0.73), sH*(0.32), sW, sH, tocolor(255, 255, 255, 255), 1, "bankgothic", "center", "center")
3. Go to MTA Settings -> Video -> Aspect Ratio -> Change to see the difference.
4. Change resolution to a different aspect ratio (800x600) and repeat step 3.

Expected behavior

What I want to see is the placement of dx elements above the radar at any screen aspect ratio, at any MTA aspect ratio, without doing checks. My method of avoiding the use of this function is:

• Checking for screen aspect ratio (sW/sH)
• Then, checking MTA aspect ratio using dxGetStatus.SettingAspectRatio
  • dxGetStatus.SettingHUDMatchAspectRatio is a strange check. does more "stretch" to the screen.
• Finally, creating positions for every case;

Screenshots
posted in bug description

MTA Client:

• Version: v1.5.5-release-13968
• Running in Wine? No

MTA Server:

• OS: Linux, Debian 9
• Version: 1.5.5-9.12430.0