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Revert workaround for miscompilation #527

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We have an ugly workaround for miscompilation of a workgroup uniform load (see #199). The miscompilation no longer repros, and it's not clear we still need it. Possibly something changed in naga, or possibly Apple drivers have improved.

It would be possible to go a little further and trim the allocation of the Paths array so it's not rounded up to workgroup size, but the practical benefit of that is marginal.

Sending this as a PR to see if there still may be problems.

We have an ugly workaround for miscompilation of a workgroup uniform load (see #199). The miscompilation no longer repros, and it's not clear we still need it. Possibly something changed in naga, or possibly Apple drivers have improved.

It would be possible to go a little further and trim the allocation of the Paths array so it's not rounded up to workgroup size, but the practical benefit of that is marginal.

Sending this as a PR to see if there still may be problems.
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DJMcNab previously approved these changes Mar 21, 2024
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Approving based on positive response in Zulip thread.

@DJMcNab DJMcNab dismissed their stale review March 22, 2024 08:51

Feedback in Zulip thread was actually negative

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