Improve spec_v2 patterns

[ecoskey]

Objective

• Adds some util methods to remove some boilerplate from specializers. More will probably be added later but set_target and set_layout will be the most used I think.
  • Note: Specializers can't rely on their input descriptor having a certain shape, so instead of just pushing to each vec, the methods pad the length of the vec if necessary and set the value directly.
• After migrating a few engine Specializers, GetBaseDescriptor & SpecializedCache: Resource both seem like anti-patterns, especially with dynamic materials on the horizon
• Also removes user_specializers. If anyone needs that functionality they can easily make a wrapper for it.

Solution

• Add the things
• Nuke the stuff
• update the migration guide

[ecoskey]

moved the blocking items to this pr, so it should be merged before the others actually

[tychedelia]

This approach seems like a nice cleanup, just a few questions.

[tychedelia]

Hmm, so we now use an empty layout in a few places post wgpu 25, but I'm a little wary about this. I guess the set_at api is nicer than just doing a push like we do in some places, but I'm not sure I understand why it should ever be necessary to implicitly fill in the holes in a layout?

[ecoskey]

why it should ever be necessary to implicitly fill in the holes in a layout?

Only with the assumption that it'll be properly filled in by other logic, like by composing specializers.

There's probably a better solution than filling_set_at, but since specializers can't really rely on their input having a certain shape (like what the current length of the vec is) both push and direct indexing cause problems without bounds checks or padding.

[tychedelia]

What's the thought on how this should work now? Should we copy the specialization fn pointer into whatever specializer component we create?

[ecoskey]

We could add a simple wrapper too:

struct WithUserSpecializer<T: Specializable, S: Specializer<T>> {
  specializer: S,
  user_specializer: SpecializerFn<T, S>
}

I just think it's a bit niche to put in the collection itself. Also (marginally) easier to iterate on if we want to turn user_specializer into a Box<dyn DynSpecialize> or something later