Disable Vulkan Push Descriptors on Adreno

Adreno drivers have certain errata which leads to Vulkan Push Descriptors to be broken on them in certain cases which leads to a descriptor set update being swallowed. This has been worked around by disabling push descriptors on Adreno drivers, this may lead to reduced performance on certain titles which frequently bind new descriptors.

app/src/main/cpp/skyline/gpu/trait_manager.h

@@ -53,6 +53,7 @@ namespace skyline::gpu {
             bool adrenoBrokenFormatReport{}; //!< [Adreno Proprietary] If the drivers report format support incorrectly and include cases that are supported by the hardware
             bool brokenDescriptorAliasing{}; //!< [Adreno Proprietary] A bug that causes alised descriptor sets to be incorrectly interpreted by the shader compiler leading to it buggering up LLVM function argument types and crashing
             bool relaxedRenderPassCompatibility{}; //!< [Adreno Proprietary/Freedreno] A relaxed version of Vulkan specification's render pass compatibility clause which allows for caching pipeline objects for multi-subpass renderpasses, this is intentionally disabled by default as it requires testing prior to enabling
+            bool brokenPushDescriptors{}; //!< [Adreno Proprietary] A bug that causes push descriptor updates to ignored by the driver in certain situations
 
             u32 maxSubpassCount{std::numeric_limits<u32>::max()}; //!< The maximum amount of subpasses within a renderpass, this is limited to 64 on older Adreno proprietary drivers
             vk::QueueGlobalPriorityEXT maxGlobalPriority{vk::QueueGlobalPriorityEXT::eMedium}; //!< The highest allowed global priority of the queue, drivers will not allow higher priorities to be set on queues