RFC: allow per-preference texts for unavailable config params - #21792
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Add an optional "unavailable_text" attribute to <dtconfig>. When the entry's capability check fails, its text replaces the generic "not available on this system" tooltip; without it the generic one is kept. Fill it in for all capability-gated entries so they state the actual reason: no OpenCL device, fewer than two OpenCL devices, macOS/Windows only OpenCL platforms, and a build without PortMidi.
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Add an optional "unavailable_text" attribute to
<dtconfig>. When the entry's capability check fails, its text replaces the generic "not available on this system" tooltip. Without it, the generic one is kept.I went ahead and filled in such texts for all capability-gated entries so they state the actual reason.