This example was POSIX only and had some special requirements for web, it made it more difficult to be managed from collection standard examples format.

It will be re-added in the `others` category, that is not processed for web.

Fixed bad references to shaders_normalmap in the project raylib\projects\VS2022\examples\shaders_normal_map.vcxproj

Changed GUID for shaders_normal_map as it coincided with that for core_3d_fps_controller {6B1A933E-71B8-4C1F-9E79-02D98830E671}

...instead of relying in src/raylib provided one. #4900

This example enables HIGHDPI and renders a scale showing how the logical
size compares to the pixel size of the window.

Restore window currently says it sets the window state to:

   "not minimized/maximized"

However, if a window is maximized and then minimized, it's typical that
it would restore back to being maximized, which is what seems to happen
from my testing. I've reworded the description to better reflect
this behavior.

* [build] Add ARM64 configuration to raylib.sln

* [build] Add ARM64 to windows.yml

* doc: audio stream processor

* fixed accidental encoding effect

* Add shaders_rounded_rectangle example

* Minor tweaks to example template (add star, more)

* Combine shaders

* Fix changes after review

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Co-authored-by: Anstro Pleuton <anstropleuton@github.com>

* Update raylib.h: GeyKeyName prototype

Prototype for GetKeyName, which is already implemented elsewhere.

* Update raylib_to_parse.h: GetKeyName prototype

Move shapes/shapes_rectangle_advanced to the correct folder in MSVC project
Add core_input_virtual_controls.vcxproj back into sln file

* [rshapes] Add  function

* "[shapes] rectangle advanced: fix screen width and height to fit with other examples"

Fix input_virtual_controls example to use correct default font sizes

Updated the VSCode Makefile to allow compilation of multiple .c files instead of just one (main.c).
- Replaced `SRC` and `OBJS` definitions to dynamically include all .c and .h files in the project.
- This change enables automatic handling of any number of source files specifically in the VSCode setup.