NVIDIA FPS limiters do not work properly

Checklist

[X] I've checked both open and recently closed issues to ensure this issue is not already reported.
[X] I am using the newest version of TETR.IO.
[X] I am using a supported browser or the Desktop Client.
[X] I am not using anything that modifies game code (e.g. TETR.IO PLUS).
[X] I am certain this is a bug, not a feature request.

OS and Version

Windows 11

Browser and version

Desktop client

Describe the bug/issue

I limit background applications to 30 FPS in NVIDIA Control Panel. For whatever reason, this permanently limits TETR.IO to 30 FPS, even when it is never backgrounded.

I also set Max Frame Rate to 120 FPS. I can't test this with Hard VSync on, but the FPS is not limited when Hard VSync is off.

Reproducing

1.In NVIDIA Control Panel, set the Background Application Max Frame Rate to 30 FPS and the Max Frame Rate to 120 FPS

Start TETR.IO with Hard VSync enabled or disabled
Press F8 and observe
If Hard VSync is disabled, switch between Framerate Limiter values in TETR.IO settings

Expected behavior

TETR.IO should work properly when NVIDIA FPS limiters are configured.

Screenshots

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Console logs

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Additional context

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I don't think the onus is on TETR.IO's developers to solve Electron's shortcomings in this area? What more can we do if NVIDIA has declared authoritatively what is and isn't a background process? As you may have noticed, when you view TETR.IO in the control panel, it's comprised of many background processes, called "service workers". This is a generic Electron concept and it applies to many Electron applications. I don't know how viable it is to upend such a fundamental part of the Desktop build.

I'll admit I hadn't yet made the connection that this depends on Hard VSync, which is particularly strange; but ultimately, as it stands, the most I imagine (I'm not a developer) we can do here is direct people to https://tetrio.github.io/faq/troubleshooting.html#backgroundcap.

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