GS: Add utility functions for vertices/quads.#14240
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smoke test was fine on linux on HW renderers
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Description of Changes
Add utility functions for vertices/quads:
Rationale behind Changes
To reduce code duplication and organize commonly used functionality.
Different parts of the renderers reimplement some of this functionality (e.g. triangles-as-quads detection and overlap draw list computation), so they could be refactored to use these functions.
Suggested Testing Steps
Currently, none of the functions are used, so they could be just checked for correctness.
I've done a few ad hoc tests to make sure they behave as expected.
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No.