Update MF camera intrisics/extrinsics documentation #94
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…ws Mixed Reality devices. It turns out that the implementation for sensor groups uses a different calibration convention than the implementation for Windows Mixed Reality devices. This change updates the documentation to explain the difference, and how to differentiate which convention is in use for a particular source.
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Added several important details to clarify the documentation for MF attributes for describing camera intrinsics/extrinsics, including a fundamental difference between how these are handled on Windows Mixed Reality devices and stand-alone sensor groups.