Documentation/WSL: add a workaround for slow emulation on HiDPI screens #7965
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Related issue: #7657
Emulating SerenityOS on Windows/WSL with QEMU and WHPX acceleration might be unbearably slow on high resolution screens, due to a possible (but unconfirmed) GTK issue.
Add a quick workaround in the WSL documentation so that it's possible to emulate the OS at acceptable speeds without having to zoom the emulator display out.