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Optimize PortMaster low-memory profile

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@ -207,21 +207,38 @@ The light profile passes these Godot options:
- `--audio-output-latency 40`
It also passes `NETFISHING_PERFORMANCE_PROFILE=light` and
`NETFISHING_LOW_END=1`. The game renders the 3D world at 50% linear resolution
with nearest-neighbor scaling, reducing 3D pixel work by 75% while the
separately rendered UI retains its canonical resolution. The light profile
also:
`NETFISHING_LOW_END=1`. The game renders the 3D world at 37.5% linear
resolution with nearest-neighbor scaling, reducing 3D pixel work by about 86%
while the separately rendered UI retains its canonical resolution. The light
profile also:
- disables the additional full-screen world-pixelation pass;
- replaces animated depth-aware water shaders with opaque, per-vertex water;
- disables ocean surface motion;
- disables foliage wind;
- keeps the title water and full-window menu patterns static;
- reduces rain to 128 particles simulated at 12 FPS; and
- replaces the animated cooler water and decorative bubbles with flat water;
- disables decorative title-screen fish and bubbles;
- omits title music, dusk music, rain ambience, and shoreline ambience from the
package while retaining gameplay sound effects, speech, and character calls;
- reduces rain to 48 particles simulated at 8 FPS; and
- replaces procedural sky clouds and 81 moving local cloud patches with one
flat cloud ceiling.
The normal profile retains the full visual presentation.
PortMaster exports are built in an isolated project copy with a dedicated
micro-texture profile. Every raster texture is capped at 128 pixels on its
longest side. High-volume gameplay catalogs, including fish, character parts,
environment art, equipment, gathering art, and item icons, are capped at 64
pixels. All remaining raster textures use ETC2 VRAM compression. Short sound
effects, speech, and calls are imported as 22.05 kHz mono QOA samples. The
authoritative artwork and the desktop, Android, and macOS imports are not
modified. Source artwork, design documents, tests, platform-specific icons,
music, and ambience are omitted from the temporary export project. This
build-time profile is always present in the PortMaster package; selecting the
normal runtime profile restores visual effects, but does not restore omitted
audio or replace the micro textures with desktop-resolution assets.
The normal profile otherwise retains the full visual presentation.
To opt a capable device into the normal profile, create the persistent file
`netfishing/conf/performance_profile` containing exactly: