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71 commits from474ad59818to2cf8dabe6b, triaged rather than taken wholesale. Declined, resolved to ours: - AGENTS.md: upstream's AI-agent instructions; we carry our own and do not want a second, conflicting policy file. - CI deps bump (setup-node, labeler): both target workflows are absent here, and the labeler job is gated on the repository being PCSX2/pcsx2. - KDDockWidgets 2.4.1: two of the six files do not exist here; we already build 2.4.0 against a 2.3.0 floor, so there is nothing to gain. - The FullscreenUI Achievements-layout realignment: our section already carries the same settings, and ours is the branded copy. - The GS draw/vertex-buffer cluster (7887919e74,b2fa00844e,99cfbb49c1,5c611f85e1,9945046a49,af48193ebb,d88510e3a6,8c1bb5742e). Our vertex kick is an ARM64 rewrite of the same hot path -- register-resident cursor, fused min/max with a rewind watermark, and a scalar cull mirror that dual-issues against the NEON parse -- so upstream's generic pointer-logic optimisation is a variant of work already banked here, and their growth restructure replaces per-buffer capacity with a single global value, which the pooled draw-node model cannot express. Two of the four August commits in that cluster repair regressions the July rewrite introduced, and the third's genuine fix (staging arrays sized from an unrelated buffer) we had already made independently. Taken with adjustment: - EATAN coefficients (aae9438f98). Upstream relabelled mVU_Globals so the names match the powers; we had fixed the same defect by ordering the arm64 call sites by power instead. Both fixes are correct alone and CANCEL when combined, so the arm64 call sites move to plain ascending order in the same commit. The values never moved, so this emits an identical instruction sequence. Their fix also repairs the x86 mVU we still carry. - Shader cache version: upstream numbered their tfx.glsl change 109, which is below our 110. Taking their value would hand every user a stale blob, so this lands as 111. - FullscreenUI: took the two readback-spin toggles, placed outside our non-Apple guard rather than inside upstream's unguarded run. - Restored tools/generate_fullscreen_ui_translation_strings.py, dropped by431ca0c063, and regenerated both string areas. That also registers the Big Picture setup-wizard strings, which had never been extractable. GameDB: the three serials upstream gave gsHWFixes (SLES-53869, PAPX-90020, SCPS-15064) are absent from the mobile overlay, so no fix is silently erased on handhelds.
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// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2002-2026 PCSX2 Dev Team
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// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0+
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/// Version number for GS and other shaders. Increment whenever any of the contents of the
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/// shaders change, to invalidate the cache.
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// 109: driver-workaround shader wrappers (gpu_bitwise_and / gpu_bitwise_not / gpu_boolean_not /
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// gpu_matrix_element). Every TFX and convert shader's source text changed, so a cached blob from
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// 108 no longer matches the source that produced it — leaving this alone hands users stale
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// binaries and garbage rendering after the update.
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// 110: Vulkan emits the gpu_bitwise_and / gpu_matrix_element wrappers as bare #defines when no
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// driver workaround is active, so unaffected drivers get the same SPIR-V they had at 108. 109 wrapped
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// them in real functions on EVERY driver, and Qualcomm's SPIR-V compiler segfaults compiling a TFX
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// pipeline containing those calls.
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// 111: the 2026-08 upstream sync drops the unused SW_DEPTH term from the Vulkan TFX ZWRITE
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// condition, changing that shader's source text. ⚠️ Upstream numbered the same change 109, which
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// is BELOW our 110 — taking their value would hand every user a stale blob for a source they no
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// longer have. Our counter has been ahead of theirs since 109 and cannot be resynced by adopting
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// their numbers; always bump past our own last value.
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static constexpr u32 SHADER_CACHE_VERSION = 111; // 108 was upstream PR 14688; their 109 = our 111
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