Explicit resource tracking for command buffers.#151
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When working with temporary resources, it is often times intricate and difficult to manage their lifetime, they need to wait for the command buffer to finish execution before being able to safely release them. Command buffers already provide an implicit tracking mechanism for transferred resources. However, dynamic buffers don't need to be transferred and thus cannot be passed to this collection. This PR adds a
trackmethod to command buffers, which allows them to explicitly track a resource. The D3D12 mip-map blitter makes use of this to track the parameter sets.