refactor(package): move SDK from Assets/ import to UPM package in Packages #161
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Migrates the Unity SDK to a proper UPM package so it can be installed via Package Manager using a Git URL.
JS .jslib binaries are now shipped with the package, removing the previous npm build requirement.
Adds editor menu tools to simplify setup and mock-mode testing.
BREAKING-CHANGE: SDK installation changed from importing into Assets/ (with a Unity project import flow) to installing as a UPM package under Packages/ via Package Manager/Git URL. The previous npm build step for generating .jslib binaries is no longer required because binaries are included.
feat(editor): add menu item to import WebGL template
feat(editor): add menu item to apply recommended project settings
feat(editor): add menu item to add mock-mode prefab to active scene
ci: add/update pipelines for UPM package build and tests
ci: remove/update legacy workflows tied to Assets/ import flow
fix: update references after package migration