samplerlessReads: fix use_pitches test for devices with read_write images supported#2650
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…ages supported The test specified a image_row_pitch and image_slice_pitch on the read_write image without a host_ptr or parent buffer. The read_write image doesn't get inialized like the read_only does, so it's fine to just reset the pitches back to 0 for its creation.
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Important clarification: this fixes the test when ran with |
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The test specified a image_row_pitch on the read_write image without a host_ptr or parent buffer.
The read_write image doesn't get inialized like the read_only does, so it's fine to just reset image_row_pitch back to 0 for its creation.