Workaround for atomic ops on AMD #1558
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Adrenaline/OGLP drivers erroneously disregard the ARB extension functionality (which has different naming than the core one) with `#version 460 core`, which is the one we end up using on such drivers, because it's the context version that the driver provides.
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Fixes one of the issues in #1535.
Adrenaline/OGLP drivers erroneously disregard the ARB extension functionality (which has different naming than the core one) with
#version 460 core, which is the one we end up using on such drivers, because it's the context version that the driver provides.