- Add TAA option to AntiAliasing enum in settings
- Implement TAA shaders for both OpenGL (GLSL) and Vulkan (SPIR-V)
- Add OpenGL TAA class with framebuffer management and temporal blending
- Add Vulkan TAA class following existing AntiAliasPass architecture
- Integrate TAA into OpenGL and Vulkan rendering pipelines
- Add UI translations and Android string resources for TAA option
- Implement Halton sequence jittering for temporal sampling
- Add motion vector validation and neighborhood clamping to reduce ghosting
- Configure aggressive temporal blending to minimize visual artifacts
- Add proper descriptor set management for Vulkan TAA implementation
The TAA implementation provides high-quality anti-aliasing by combining
information from multiple frames with per-pixel jittering, resulting
in smoother edges and reduced aliasing artifacts while maintaining
good performance and temporal stability.
Fixes: Black screen issues with proper descriptor set bindings
Fixes: Ghosting artifacts with improved temporal blending parameters
Fixes: Jitter visibility with reduced jitter intensity (50% scaling)
Signed-off-by: Zephyron <zephyron@citron-emu.org>
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