fix: select shape

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Closes #69

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Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes a spelling error in function names and updates the shape handling architecture. The main purpose is to correct the misspelled "parseElipse" to "parseEllipse" and refactor shape management by moving state out of individual shape objects into a centralized location.

• Corrected spelling of "parseElipse" to "parseEllipse" across TypeScript files
• Refactored shape state management by moving preview points and active path tracking to global state
• Updated function signatures to use centralized points arrays instead of image objects

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 7 out of 8 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

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File	Description
src/shapes/parseEllipse.ts	Fixed function name spelling from "parseElipse" to "parseEllipse"
src/shapes/createShape.ts	Updated import and function call to use correct "parseEllipse" spelling
src/logic/transform_ui.zig	Refactored functions to accept points array instead of image objects
src/logic/shapes/shapes.zig	Major refactor moving state management out of Shape struct to centralized location
src/logic/shapes/paths.zig	Removed redundant comment
src/logic/index.zig	Updated to use centralized state management and consistent naming conventions
src/WebGPU/pointer.ts	Updated function call to match new naming convention

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src/logic/index.zig:60

• The constant name 'NO_SELECTION' should follow Zig naming conventions and be lowercase with underscores: 'no_selection'.

const NO_SELECTION = 0;

src/logic/index.zig:61

• The constant name 'MIN_NEW_CONTROL_POINT_DISTANCE' should follow Zig naming conventions and be lowercase with underscores: 'min_new_control_point_distance'.

const MIN_NEW_CONTROL_POINT_DISTANCE = 10.0; // Minimum distance to consider a new control point

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