Unify all size_t arguments to use uint #237
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Somewhat addresses SFML#212 * Updated to use uint consistently where CSFML is expecting size_t * UIntPtr is the most correct type for size_t, but switching to it would result in breaking changes for end users * uint should be replaced with nuint when moving to .NET 5+
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Superseded by #238 |
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Somewhat addresses #212
uintconsistently where CSFML is expectingsize_tUIntPtris the most correct type forsize_t, but switching to it would result in breaking changes for end usersnuintwhen moving to .NET 5+