Add release notes for GPU frustum culling #1439
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@pcwalton Wouldn't mind a hand word crafting the motivation behind this one, or helping me better understand who would be interested in giving this a shot :) |
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…_culling.md Co-authored-by: Alice Cecile <alice.i.cecile@gmail.com>
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First time writing release notes!
This admittedly feels pretty bland, mostly due to the fact that the change isn't clearly motivated yet. I'm not that familiar with the subject matter, so I wasn't able to glean exactly what the benefit is, though I can only assume that there are performance implications depending on the use case.
I think I have the bones in place, but might need some help filling in the gaps!
Fixes #1307.