Gate Vulkan layer/extension setup on availability and require a 1.4 d… - #121
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…evice (Note: finally going to attempt to add details to PRs so AI has an easier time working out what I'm doing for reviews). The validation layer, portability enumeration, and portability_subset are now requested only when the loader/device advertises them, so a conformant Linux driver no longer fails instance creation or gets rejected outright. Decisions move to a pure, unit-tested planner shared by suitability and device creation. Vulkan 1.4 becomes an enforced device baseline with push descriptors requested as the core feature rather than the promoted extension. --require-validation makes an unvalidated run a startup failure.
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…evice
(Note: finally going to attempt to add details to PRs so AI has an easier time working out what I'm doing for reviews).
The validation layer, portability enumeration, and portability_subset are now requested only when the loader/device advertises them, so a conformant Linux driver no longer fails instance creation or gets rejected outright.
Decisions move to a pure, unit-tested planner shared by suitability and device creation. Vulkan 1.4 becomes an enforced device baseline with push descriptors requested as the core feature rather than the promoted extension.
--require-validation makes an unvalidated run a startup failure.