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Clarified the explanation of visual fidelity and battery life benefits by correcting sampling descriptions and punctuation.

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Clarified the explanation of visual fidelity and battery life benefits by correcting sampling descriptions and punctuation.
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Pull request overview

This PR updates the layer component documentation to clarify the “visual fidelity” and “battery life” benefits by correcting the sampling description and improving punctuation for readability.

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  • Fixes a typo/wording issue in the “Visual fidelity” sampling explanation (“Once when rendering…”).
  • Adds punctuation to improve readability in the “Battery life” bullet.

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- **Performance and judder:** Once the layer is submitted, the compositor is in charge of render it at a fixed refresh rate (72Hz, 90Hz... depending on device). Even if the application cannot keep up with the compositor refresh rate the layer won't drop any frames resulting in a smoother experience.
- **Visual fidelity:** The images in a layer will be sampled only once by the compositor. Regular WebGL content is sampled twice: Once one rendering to the eye buffer and a second time when copied to the compositor. This results in a loss of details.
- **Battery life:** No double sampling results in less memory copies reducing operations and battery consumption.
- **Visual fidelity:** The images in a layer will be sampled only once by the compositor. Regular WebGL content is sampled twice: Once when rendering to the eye buffer and a second time when copied to the compositor. This results in a loss of details.
- **Battery life:** No double sampling results in less memory copies, reducing operations and battery consumption.
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A few remaining grammar/wording issues in this list reduce clarity:

  • "in charge of render it" should be "in charge of rendering it".
  • "loss of details" reads more naturally as "loss of detail".
  • "less memory copies" should be "fewer memory copies" (countable).

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