All of the sprite rendering has been deferred down to the level of
the tile drawing. Sprites are no longer drawn/erased, but instead
a sprite sheet is generated in AddSprite and referenced by the
renderer.
Because there is no longer a single off-screen buffer that holds
a copy of all the rendered sprites, the TileStore size must be
expanded to hold a reference to the sprite data address fo each
tile. This increase in data structure size require the TileStore
to be put into its own bank and appropriate code restructuring.
The benefits to the rewrite are significant:
1. Sprites are never drawn/erased off-screen. They are only
ever drawn directly to the screen or play field.
2. The concept of "damaged" sprites is gone. Every dirty tile
automatically renders just to portion of a sprite that it
intersects.
These two properties result in a substantial increase in throughput.
* Missed an XBA to swap tile command bits into a proper index range
* Explicitly track the BASE_ADDR
* Fix some register overwriting
* Add an UpdateSprite method
This significantly simplifies the dispatch process by creating a
proper backing store for the tiles. Most values that were
calcualted on the fly are now stored as constants in the tile
store.
Also, all tile updated are run through the dirty tile list which
solved a checken-and-egg problem of which order to do sprites vs
new tiles and affords a lot of optimizations since tile rendering
is deferred and each tile is only drawn at most once per frame.
