Support for wlr_drm_lease_v1

[CharlieQLe]

First time with C++ and wlroots, so not sure if everything here is exactly proper C++. This is based off of how swaywm handles DRM leasing. I'm running on Fedora Silverblue via my own image based off of Universal Blue, and I used SteamVR in an Arch Linux container via Distrobox. It seems to work fine with my HTC Vive, but I've only tested this for a few minutes. It should work fine with other native VR headsets, but I don't have any to test. It should also work fine with other VR runtimes such as Monado, but I haven't figured out how to set that up yet.

Fixes #1581

[ammen99]

I don't have any possibility to test this so I'll trust you that it works :)

There are a few small issues to be fixed, otherwise LGTM, we can merge.

[CharlieQLe]

I don't have any possibility to test this so I'll trust you that it works :)

There are a few small issues to be fixed, otherwise LGTM, we can merge.

Should be good now!

[ammen99]

Thanks!

[ammen99]

The code style still isnt perfect, take a look at the CI logs, there is a diff you can apply to fix it ...

[CharlieQLe]

The code style still isnt perfect, take a look at the CI logs, there is a diff you can apply to fix it ...

Running uncrustify as in the contributing doc shows changes in animate, particle, and blur-base, all of which have nothing to do with this PR. Would you still like me to push changes for those files?

[ammen99]

Running uncrustify as in the contributing doc shows changes in animate, particle, and blur-base, all of which have nothing to do with this PR. Would you still like me to push changes for those files?

We use a patched version of uncrustify to workaround a few bugs, which is why you are also picking up other changes. That's why the easiest way to fix style is to either compile my uncrustify fork or to take a look at the CI :)

[CharlieQLe]

Running uncrustify as in the contributing doc shows changes in animate, particle, and blur-base, all of which have nothing to do with this PR. Would you still like me to push changes for those files?

We use a patched version of uncrustify to workaround a few bugs, which is why you are also picking up other changes. That's why the easiest way to fix style is to either compile my uncrustify fork or to take a look at the CI :)

Should be good now!