Use a simpler approach to Direct2D presentation #1191
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Always use a DXGI swapchain. This iS WIP, pushing for experimentation.
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Instead of the convoluted approach of switching between Hwnd and Dxgi flip-mode presentation swapchains, just always use a Dxgi swapchain in sequential mode. This is compatible all the way back to Windows 7 with platform update (verified on reference machine), and is free of resize artifacts. In addition, it gets rid of the crashes when resources created with one D2D render target are used with another; all render targets are created with the same factory. It should also clear up some flashing artifacts on resize that I was observing on AMD graphics cards.
Note: I plan to get this in after #1037 (willing to fix expected merge conflicts myself), but it should be mergeable now.
Fixes #1144