Add Three.js parity API#75
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What changed
Adds an explicit Three.js-compatible authoring surface for PolyCSS across core, vanilla, React, and Vue. The new surface provides Three-style object/camera/light wrappers, Y-up authored geometry conversion, perspective and orthographic camera adapters, and framework components for rendering Three-authored meshes through PolyCSS.
This also adds a parity dashboard and documentation for the new API, including the lighting mode behavior needed to match Three-authored scenes closely.
Why
Three.js-style scene code is the most common parameter surface for examples and generated code. This PR gives PolyCSS a direct, documented path for that surface instead of requiring callers to translate camera, object, and light conventions manually.
Validation
pnpm testpnpm build