@dotnet-policy-service agree

I have pushed my prototype code all in one. My apologize for the long files!

As a recap:

• ImGuiDX11Controller.cs is mostly a copy paste from the existing OpenGL controller implementation, I replaced OpenGL calls by calls toImGui_Impl_DX11.cs equivalent functions. Also assigned DirectXhwnd handle to ImGui (taken fromimgui_impl_win32.cpp). Not a lot of changes there.
• ImGui_Impl_DX11.cs is the full port of the original C++ and header (linked in theREADME.txt)
• ImGuiFontConfig.cs imported from the OpenGL impl, no changes at all.
• I created the.csproj file linking the necessary dependencies inside Silk.NET repo⚠️never compiled yet!⚠️

No worries. Is this ready for review? (it's still marked as draft :P)

Not yet, I've set aside my compilation issues and improved the code to support .NET 6.0 features (instead of the .NET 9.0 I created my prototype on).
So, the code needs at least C# 12 to compile, I'll push that ASAP (probably beginning of next week) then it'll be ready for review!

I've also made a minimal sample that works which I'll push soon afterwards.

Hey, I think this PR is now ready for review (I provided a sample as well).

There are still work to do (tell me if you need comments/self-explanatory code anywhere, this won't bother me). Most TODOs are out of my knowledge, there's one to check out as it can cause issues later:
https://github.com/dotnet/Silk.NET/pull/2409/files#diff-8c4147963edd0bf7166adef79bb3a37e316e17b1d610f2591590f81e6acd4ab9R593
It's the part where we revert back the state of the whole pipeline, I still don't understand how the bindings work with pointers to retrieve/restore arrays of viewports.

And sorry for the long wait also.