Enable Metal rendering by default for iOS and macOS #14762
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What does the pull request do?
Enabled Metal rendering by default on macOS and iOS. Note, on tvOS it still requires SkiaSharp 3.0, so it will fallback to OpenGL ES.
We are going to enable it by default only to collect some feedback from 11.1-beta testing. If there are any major problems with Metal, this PR will be reverted before 11.1 stable release.Upd: we are going to merge it for 11.2 nightly builds.