Blacklist GLX indirect rendering

gpu/config/gpu_control_list_format.txt

 // Copyright (c) 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 // found in the LICENSE file.
 
 // A valid gpu control list json file is in the format of
 // {
 //   "version": "x.y",
 //   "entries": [
 //     { // entry 1
 //     },
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 // 18  "cpu_info" is a STRING structure (defined below).
 // 19. "exceptions" is a list of entries.
 // 20. "features" is a list of gpu control list options, which can be
 //     configured by a specific list. See its *_json.cc file for a list of
 //     supported features. This field is mandatory.
 // 21. "description" has the description of the entry.
 // 22. "webkit_bugs" is an array of associated webkit bug numbers.
 // 23. "cr_bugs" is an array of associated webkit bug numbers.
 // 24. "disabled" is a boolean. If it is present, the entry will be skipped.
 //     This can not be used in exceptions.
+// 25. "direct_rendering" is a boolean. If present, this will filter on whether
+// the GL contexts are direct or indirect based on the value.
 //
 // VERSION includes "op", "style", "value", and "value2".  "op" can be any of
 // the following values: "=", "<", "<=", ">", ">=", "any", "between".  "style"
 // is optional and can be "lexical" or "numerical"; if it's not specified, it
 // defaults to "numerical".  "value2" is only used if "op" is "between".
 // "between" is "value <= * <= value2".
 // "value" is used for all "op" values except "any". "value" and "value2"
 // are in the format of x, x.x, x.x.x, etc.
 // Only "driver_version" supports lexical style if the format is major.minor;
 // in that case, major is still numerical, but minor is lexical. 
 //
 // STRING includes "op" and "value".  "op" can be any of the following values:
 // "contains", "beginwith", "endwith", "=".  "value" is a string.
 //
 // FLOAT includes "op" "value", and "value2".  "op" can be any of the
 // following values: "=", "<", "<=", ">", ">=", "any", "between".  "value2" is
 // only used if "op" is "between".  "value" is used for all "op" values except
 // "any". "value" and "value2" are valid float numbers.
 // INT is very much like FLOAT, except that the values need to be integers.