Introduce enum for SDL_GetCameraPermissionState result #13756
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Description
The values returned from
SDL_GetCameraPermissionStateare a small set (-1, 0, 1).Those integer values are defined and set directly within SDL code, and not pulled from system APIs, so I don't think there's a chance values could fall outside that enumerated range. So this introduces an enumeration for those values.
This does modify an existing API's return type, but I think it should mostly be compatible. The integer values are not changed.
I'm not sure if this type of change is welcome or not. It's not a bug fix and it technically affects the signature of an existing API, though I think it is changed in a compatible way.
Existing Issue(s)
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