[naga wgsl] Add to_wgsl functions for some Naga IR types.
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Add `to_wgsl` functions that return the WGSL representations of the following types as `&'static str` values: - `MathFunction` - `BuiltIn` - `Interpolation` - `Sampling` Use these functions in the WGSL backend. Also add `to_wgsl_debug` functions that return some legible string for all possible values, not just those that are defined by the WGSL standard.
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Add
to_wgslfunctions that return the WGSL representations of the following types as&'static strvalues:MathFunctionBuiltInInterpolationSamplingUse these functions in the WGSL backend.
Also add
to_wgsl_debugfunctions that return some legible string for all possible values, not just those that are defined by the WGSL standard.There are other types that it would make sense to do this for, like
ImageDimension, but these are some of the types I ended up needing for diagnostics and logging in #6833, from which I'm trying to spin them out.