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Rename 'show disabled' button to 'show unused' as it is clearer

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* Bindings that are unused aren't disabled - they may in fact be explicitly
  enabled - but they are unused by the pipeline which is why they're hidden.
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@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ The Pipeline State window is perhaps the most detailed but also the simplest to
.. |go_arrow| image:: ../imgs/icons/action_hover.png
By default the pipeline will not contain empty or unused entries - i.e. if a shader only reads from resources 0 and 1, even if something is bound to slot 2 it will not be displayed. Likewise say slots 3-128 are empty - they will also not be displayed. This behaviour can be modified by the :guilabel:`Show Disabled Items` and :guilabel:`Show Empty Items` toggles on the toolbar. Show Disabled will show slot 2 even if the shader does not read from it. Show Empty will show slots 3-128. This behaviour varies significantly by API since the shader binding model is often quite different.
By default the pipeline will not contain empty or unused entries - i.e. if a shader only reads from resources 0 and 1, even if something is bound to slot 2 it will not be displayed. Likewise say slots 3-128 are empty - they will also not be displayed. This behaviour can be modified by the :guilabel:`Show Unused Items` and :guilabel:`Show Empty Items` toggles on the toolbar. Show Unused will show slot 2 even if the shader does not read from it. Show Empty will show slots 3-128. This behaviour varies significantly by API since the shader binding model is often quite different.
One important thing to note is that most things in the sections for each pipeline stage can be expanded to view in more detail. Look for the Go Icon (|go_arrow|) to indicate that a more detailed view is available. Typically this will mean for shaders the shader source/disassembly will be opened, for texture-type resources the texture viewer will open a new tab for that resource, and for buffers it will open either the Mesh Viewer window, a raw view of that buffer, or a popup with the constant contents - depending on where the buffer is bound.