Gauss will now detect the users screen resolution and scale to it.

This fix was implemented because of a bug where some resolutions would be missaligned and screen truncating was happeneing.

Gauss now supports the following resolutions (if SFML supports it, so do I).

Resolution #0: 1920x1080    
Resolution #1: 1768x992        
Resolution #2: 1680x1050    
Resolution #3: 1600x1200    
Resolution #4: 1600x1024    
Resolution #5: 1600x900        
Resolution #6: 1440x900        
Resolution #7: 1440x480        
Resolution #8: 1366x768        
Resolution #9: 1360x768        
Resolution #10: 1280x1024    
Resolution #11: 1280x960    
Resolution #12: 1280x800    
Resolution #13: 1280x768    
Resolution #14: 1280x720    
Resolution #15: 1176x664    
Resolution #16: 1152x864    
Resolution #17: 1024x768    
Resolution #18: 800x600        
Resolution #19: 720x576        
Resolution #20: 720x480        
Resolution #21: 640x480