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If the hello_triangle example is changed slightly to only draw the triangle once, and we change the color attachment's load_op to wgpu::LoadOp::Load instead of Clear, my expectation is that the result is the same, except that the green clear color is gone. However the result is that the red triangle only shows up every other frame, with blank frames in between.
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