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Ported from EmuCoreX with sashkinbro's approval. The GPU family alone was never enough to decide behaviour: the same Mali part behaves differently under ARM's proprietary driver than under Mesa PanVK, a lesson this tree learned twice the expensive way - the r44p1 DEVICE_LOST fix had to be gated on driverID rather than vendorID, and the 8 Elite push-descriptor disable likewise. Driver identity, version and a bug set are now recorded in a table, so the next device quirk is an entry rather than another bespoke branch. Twenty-five rules, with match confidence so a vendor-wide rule never overrides a driver-version-specific one. The shaders gain gpu_bitwise_and / gpu_bitwise_not / gpu_boolean_not, whose bodies the device emits: plain a & b normally, scalarized where the database says the driver miscompiles vector bitwise ops. A device matching no rule renders exactly as before. opengl/tfx_fs.glsl already carried this fix as IAND3/UAND2/UAND4 macros gated on GPU_PROFILE_MALI. Those are replaced by the shared helpers, but the GL macro is deliberately (workaround || IsMaliGPUProfile()): Mali reached through ANGLE or Panfrost resolves a non-ARM driver and matches no rule, so a database-only gate would have silently removed a fix those users have today. Widening only. SHADER_CACHE_VERSION 108 -> 109. Every TFX and convert shader's source text changed, so a blob cached from 108 no longer matches the source that produced it; without the bump users would get stale binaries and garbage rendering after updating. RewriteConstantLoads is deliberately absent - the database records BrokenConstantLoad with no workaround bits, so the macro would be permanently zero and the shader code dead. Shaders validated offline with glslc across 136 Vulkan and 296 GL/GLES permutations, every macro on and off; the failure set is byte-identical to the pre-change baseline.