Calculate the default orbit coordinates for custom geometries.

[lgarron]

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://experiments.cubing.net/cubing.js/twisty/puzzle-description.html

Relevant source:

<twisty-player
  experimental-puzzle-description="c f 0.333333333333333 v 0"
  alg="F2 UFL R B' R UBR' L' D' UBL L U2 B' UBR U2 L2 UFL F B UBL R2 B UFL' D2 DBL R2 UFL U2 F' DBL' U UFL F'"
  experimental-sprite="../twisty/world.png"
></twisty-player>

This uses centeredCameraOrbitCoordinates, which centers us between the L and R faces instead of showing us more of R.

https://github.com/cubing/cubing.js/blob/b8e175a87fe6e549e3a6114271267e17cc38ca28/src/cubing/twisty/old/dom/TwistyPlayerConfig.ts#L64-L65

Expected behavior

The camera takes into account the puzzle shape and shows us more of R.

Steps:

1. Update PuzzleLoader to have a baseSolid?: "t"| "c"| "o"| "d"| "i" field.

• Even better, add an enum in PuzzleGeometry for the 5 values.

2. Change OrbitCoordinatesProp to listen to the puzzle loader prop instead of a puzzle ID.
3. Pass the puzzle loader to defaultCameraOrbitCoordinates(...) instead of the puzzle ID and calculate the orbit coordinates depending on the Platonic solid.

• In the default case, still return centeredCameraOrbitCoordinates but add:

console.warn("Tried to calculate default orbit coordinates for a puzzle loader that is missing a `baseSolid` field:", puzzleLoader);