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Keep particles compiling against Vulkan master FD ABI - #34
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Vulkan master now declares POSIX descriptor output pointers as
&i32; the released Vulkan API uses&int. Add one small adapter for the particles example and compile the advisory Vulkan-master lane with the matching type flag. Stable release builds keep the existing&intpath.Validation:
v -checkpassed against the installed released Vulkan module and the current Vulkan master checkout (with the advisory flag); V formatting andgit diff --checkpassed. CI will verify full builds on Linux, Windows, and macOS.