refactor(render): update gfx-hal and use staging and index buffers.

also some minor changes to types because of deprecation
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 [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/tcmal/stockton.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/tcmal/stockton)
 
-A 3D engine inspired by quake.
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-Most of what is described below isn't fully done, or even started.
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-## Developing games
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-Maps currently use the regular Q3 `.bsp` format, with each type of entity needing to be defined as a type implementing the `Entity` trait, through which it recieves events. You'll also need some sort of a `TextureStore` which finds the textures needed and converts them into a usable format. A lot of this is helped by `stockton-glue`
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-## Internal Structure
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-`bsp` is a library for parsing `.bsp` files to nice data structures. It can be found [here](https://github.com/tcmal/rust-bsp)
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-`stockton-types` contains shared types & macros used by all the other crates, for example the world, entities, and other important things.
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-`stockton-simulate` makes the world living, including collision detection, propagating events to entities and game state.
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-`stockton-render` renders the world to a given surface, using `gfx` and `nalgebra`.
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-`stockton-glue` helps you glue these together into an actual executable game.
+A 3D engine.
 
 ## License