Revert PAL60 change to workaround HW incompatibilities

[FazanaJ]

Description

Changes the way PAL60 is handled back to the old method, as seen on the stable release.

Motivation and Context

The N64Digital hardware mod does not work with the inbuilt PAL60 VI mode libdragon offers. It's not known currently if other HDMI mods work with this VI mode.

How Has This Been Tested?

Made the changes and ran on my system, with the setting on and off.

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• Improvement (non-breaking change that adds a new feature)
• Bug fix (fixes an issue)
• Breaking change (breaking change)
• Documentation Improvement
• Config and build (change in the configuration and build system, has no impact on code or features)

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• My code follows the code style of this project.
• My change requires a change to the documentation.
• I have updated the documentation accordingly.
• I have added tests to cover my changes.
• All new and existing tests passed.

Signed-off-by: FazanaJ

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[networkfusion]

I am happy to revert but the question becomes that we need to test these scenarios:

• RGB Mod (PAL console).
• HDMI Mod (PAL console).
• Crystal modded consoles
• Stock MPAL console.

backtrace: https://discordapp.com/channels/205520502922543113/1262536014623146125/1285662891781001279

And locate the original PR/commit that the change was introduced. 10a8fca

[riggles1]

I am happy to revert but the question becomes that we need to test these scenarios:

• RGB Mod (PAL console).
• HDMI Mod (PAL console).
• Stock MPAL console.

There's another scenario, that's a crystal modded PAL system, so x1 crystal speed matches that of the NTSC units, generating an in-spec NTSC speed rather than the 2% off PAL60 speed.

PIF is still PAL-region of course, composite will be NTSC colored proper NTSC speed, RGB mods like eTim's board work like normal ontop of that.

[networkfusion]

@FazanaJ I am wondering your thoughts on something like this: networkfusion@991739a

[FazanaJ]

I'm personally more than fine with this too. Definitely worth an opinion check with others though, since it could potentially border on a little bloat.

[networkfusion]

I'm personally more than fine with this too. Definitely worth an opinion check with others though, since it could potentially border on a little bloat.

I am thinking that it covers @riggles1 comment (as might be the issue you are experiencing anyway).
Feel free to test and merge into this PR.

[networkfusion]

I have updated my branch source with regard to the new info: #165
Currently tested on an Ultra HDMI modded PAL console using both HDMI and its analogue output.