[GLX] Resize the platform render target to compositor-provided size #17779
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We should be doing that for other platforms later as well, since only compositor knows what scene size it's planning to draw
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…17779) We should be doing that for other platforms later as well, since only compositor knows what scene size it's planning to draw
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Otherwise the render target size could get out of sync with the scene size our compositor is trying to draw and cause glitches during resize.
We should be doing that for other platforms later as well, for e. g. CompositionDrawingSurface we get from WinRT.