Example: Orient objects normal to hittest in webxr_ar_hittest #23573
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Related issue: #23506
The webxr_ar_hittest example is great to show XR capabilites with a reticle and when tapping it generates cylinders at the position raycasted in your room.
In this small PR we added the normal orientation using the Hit test normal.
