A bit of comment cleanup

Assets/Scripts/Fsr2Context.cs

@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ namespace FidelityFX
             bool resetAccumulation = dispatchParams.Reset || _firstExecution;
             _firstExecution = false;
 
-            // if auto exposure is enabled use the auto exposure SRV, otherwise what the app sends.
+            // If auto exposure is enabled use the auto exposure SRV, otherwise what the app sends
             if ((_contextDescription.Flags & Fsr2.InitializationFlags.EnableAutoExposure) != 0)
                 dispatchParams.Exposure = _resources.AutoExposure;
             else if (dispatchParams.Exposure == null) 
@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ namespace FidelityFX
             int dispatchDstX = (_contextDescription.DisplaySize.x + (threadGroupWorkRegionDim - 1)) / threadGroupWorkRegionDim;
             int dispatchDstY = (_contextDescription.DisplaySize.y + (threadGroupWorkRegionDim - 1)) / threadGroupWorkRegionDim;
 
-            // Clear reconstructed depth for max depth store.
+            // Clear reconstructed depth for max depth store
             if (resetAccumulation)
             {
                 commandBuffer.SetRenderTarget(_resources.LockStatus[frameIndex ^ 1]);
@@ -238,9 +238,7 @@ namespace FidelityFX
             constants.jitterOffset = dispatchParams.JitterOffset;
             constants.renderSize = dispatchParams.RenderSize;
             constants.maxRenderSize = _contextDescription.MaxRenderSize;
-            constants.inputColorResourceDimensions = dispatchParams.InputResourceSize; // We have no way to query the actual width & height of the input resources, so trust that it matches the render size
-            // TODO: if we want to support dynamic resolution, we may have to differentiate between renderSize and inputColorResourceDimensions again
-            // TODO: come to think of it, couldn't we use Unity's ScalableBufferManager for dealing with render scale altogether? So we don't have to deal with this nasty double camera business?
+            constants.inputColorResourceDimensions = dispatchParams.InputResourceSize;
 
             // Compute the horizontal FOV for the shader from the vertical one
             float aspectRatio = (float)dispatchParams.RenderSize.x / dispatchParams.RenderSize.y;