[FEATURE REQUEST] Flag to force enable WebGL 2 and with Hardware Acceleration

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• OS: Windows 11 Pro for Workstations x64 24H2 v10.0.26100.3476
• CPU: Intel Core i3-2310M
• GPU: Intel HD Graphics 3000
• GPU Driver: https://winraid.level1techs.com/t/get-your-intel-hd3000-sandy-bridge-windows-10-64bit-drivers-here/40044

With the unofficial drivers, it supports 100% up to OpenGL 3.1 instead of the default Microsoft GDI Generic renderer that is OpenGL 1.1.

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

On my system, Mozilla Firefox is able to load WebGL 2 content with hardware acceleration. But Google Chrome and Thorium is not able to load it even with #ignore-gpu-blocklist flag enabled.

However, if I set #use-angle into OpenGL, I was able to load WebGL 2 with ANGLE_SWIFTSHADER. But everything became hardware unaccelerated.

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Describe the solution you'd like, including relevant patches or source

I'd like Thorium to have dedicated flag to be able to force enable it or bypass any restrictions of WebGL 2 and with hardware acceleration.

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Additional Notes

These are the screenshots from https://webglreport.com

WebGL 1.0 - FirefoxPortable_136.0.1_English.paf.exe

WebGL 2.0 - FirefoxPortable_136.0.1_English.paf.exe

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WebGL 1.0 #use-angle=Default - GoogleChromePortable_134.0.6998.89_online.paf.exe

WebGL 1.0 #use-angle=D3D11 - GoogleChromePortable_134.0.6998.89_online.paf.exe

WebGL 1.0 #use-angle=OpenGL and #use-angle=D3D11on12 - GoogleChromePortable_134.0.6998.89_online.paf.exe

WebGL 2.0 #use-angle=Default and #use-angle=D3D11 - GoogleChromePortable_134.0.6998.89_online.paf.exe

WebGL 2.0 #use-angle=OpenGL and #use-angle=D3D11on12 - GoogleChromePortable_134.0.6998.89_online.paf.exe