vrend: Use glDepthRangeIndexedfOES when on GLES

With OES_viewport_array available the depth ranges can also be set
on GLES.

Fixes on GLES when run individually:
    KHR-GL41.viewport_array.*

Signed-off-by: Gert Wollny <gert.wollny@collabora.com>
Signed-off-by: Dave Airlie <airlied@redhat.com>

src/vrend_renderer.c

@@ -2302,16 +2302,11 @@ void vrend_set_viewport_states(struct vrend_context *ctx,
          ctx->sub->vps[idx].near_val = near_val;
          ctx->sub->vps[idx].far_val = far_val;
 
-         if (vrend_state.use_gles) {
+         if (idx && has_feature(feat_viewport_array))
-            if (near_val < 0.0f || far_val < 0.0f ||
+            if (vrend_state.use_gles) {
-                near_val > 1.0f || far_val > 1.0f || idx) {
+               glDepthRangeIndexedfOES(idx, ctx->sub->vps[idx].near_val, ctx->sub->vps[idx].far_val);
-               report_gles_warn(ctx, GLES_WARN_DEPTH_RANGE);
+            } else
-            }
+               glDepthRangeIndexed(idx, ctx->sub->vps[idx].near_val, ctx->sub->vps[idx].far_val);
-
-            /* Best effort despite the warning, gles will clamp. */
-            glDepthRangef(ctx->sub->vps[idx].near_val, ctx->sub->vps[idx].far_val);
-         } else if (idx && has_feature(feat_viewport_array))
-            glDepthRangeIndexed(idx, ctx->sub->vps[idx].near_val, ctx->sub->vps[idx].far_val);
          else
             glDepthRange(ctx->sub->vps[idx].near_val, ctx->sub->vps[idx].far_val);
       }