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NOTE (Aurora)

Aurora's liquid glass is a port of ReGlass (https://github.com/RedxAx/ReGlass,
branch 26.1). The signed distance field, the refraction and dispersion model,
the Fresnel and glare terms, the smooth union between panes and the separable
gaussian blur all come from its shaders and are reproduced in
assets/aurora/shaders/. The Java side (dev.quelchi.aurora.glass) follows the same
design: panes are submitted as special GUI elements and composited in one pass
in place of Minecraft's menu blur.

Aurora's copy is trimmed to what this client uses and diverges where it had to:
no config screen or its animated defaults, no rim light, pixelation or debug
step, no glare convergence uniforms, panes are converted to GUI space with the
live matrix so they survive a scaled screen, the scissor is mirrored rather than
read, the blur runs at half resolution, and the framebuffer is copied before the
pass reads it. None of ReGlass's vanilla screen redesigns are ported.
