Vulkan: Image/Buffer view stores back refs to their users #1967
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1) Changed the destruction order in EOS transform 2) Store a back-ref to the descriptors, framebuffers in image view, buffer view and samplers, so each image view, buffer view sampler knows which descriptor or frambuffer uses it. So that when destroy those image/buffer views and samplers, we can unregister them from the descriptors and frambuffers without looping all the descriptor sets or frambuffers.
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buffer view and samplers, so each image view, buffer view sampler knows
which descriptor or frambuffer uses it. So that when destroy those
image/buffer views and samplers, we can unregister them from the
descriptors and frambuffers without looping all the descriptor sets or
frambuffers.
This should mitigate #1965