Thanks to pixel repacking using cpu data cache, this has a low runtime
cost even for TGL_LINEAR.
Adds support for TGL_NEAREST.
Adds support for TGL_MIRRORED_REPEAT, TGL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE and TGL_REPEAT.
Also, add support for more texture clamping and resampling options.
Mipmaps are not supported, although their sampling modes will be
applied - but to the full-size texture instead of selected mipmap.
Note: Texture sampler is still chosen at texture creation time.
longcurrent_color is assigned per vertex, but it is not saved on each
vertex on creation (unlike their "color" attribute, used when lighting
is enabled).
As a consequence, and because rendering happens asynchronously (rather,
following the draw call queue managed by zdirtyrect.cpp when requested
to flip current buffer), longcurrent_color at clipping time can be
different to the one at vertex declaration time, causing color artifacts.
The effect is most noticeable in EMI set shi, in the grog dispenser +
shipyard manager closeup angle, when Guybrush exits the screen by
crossing its right border: dark triangles become visible on his face.
Instead, always use the color attribute, which is already properly
initialised on vertex creation.
The code was only interpolating color (in TGL_SMOOTH mode) when clipping
faces, extend it to lines.
Also, factorise color interpolation code.
No visual difference is expected in normal use, but it fixes wireframe
rendering when used for debugging.
I based ARGB scaling on ST scaling without giving it enough thought.
It accidentally uncovered an older bug in glopClear, which made me recheck
these formulas.
ST scaling maps [0.0, 1.0] to [0x01.0000, 0xff.0000], meaning the first and
last texture rows and columns are never shown.
Treating s and t as proportions of ST_MAX fixes this by mapping to
[0x00.0000, 0xff.fffc] (last two fractional bits being off-precision, as
there are only 14 bits), covering the whole available range.
In all 4 updateTmp call places, q is not initialised, so there is nothing
of value in the alpha channel (it's 0). So just apply the same rule as for
other color channels.
