Brian Degenhardt aeb2b63e81 GS: route texture mapping and mipmap generation through the flush point ...

Update() already flushed queued draws before uploading, but the two other
paths that write texture contents from outside the device did not: Map(),
which the texture cache uses to stream uploads straight into a surface, and
GenerateMipmap(), which reads every level and writes the smaller ones.

Map() takes the same non-virtual wrapper treatment as the GSDevice entry
points - the backend override becomes a protected DoMap(), so a backend
cannot be reached without passing through the flush, and one that misses the
rename fails to compile as abstract. GenerateMipmap() needs no such change:
its only caller is the non-virtual GenerateMipmapsIfNeeded(), so guarding
that one site covers all six backends and leaves the overrides untouched.

Both use the narrow FlushDeferredDrawsFor(this) rather than a full flush, for
the reason Update() does - the overwhelming majority of uploads are into a
surface the queue has never seen.

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GSDeviceNone.cpp

GS: route texture mapping and mipmap generation through the flush point

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GSDeviceNone.h

GS: route texture mapping and mipmap generation through the flush point

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GSRendererNull.cpp

GS: implement IsCoverageAlphaSupported() in the Null renderer

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GSRendererNull.h

GS: implement IsCoverageAlphaSupported() in the Null renderer

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