Remove shader debugging from Amber#1001
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SwiftShader was the only implementation that supported this, but has disabled this code due to lack of use. If there's no driver that supports shader debugging, then it doesn't need to exist and be maintained in Amber. If one day, we want this again, then this CL can be reverted. Fixes: google#999
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With regret, this is the right choice.
Thank you, this was/is amazing work.
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SwiftShader was the only implementation that supported this, but has disabled this code due to lack of use. If there's no driver that supports shader debugging, then it doesn't need to exist and be maintained in Amber.
If one day, we want this again, then this CL can be reverted.
Fixes: #999