Improve gizmo api

[gz65555]

This pull request introduces serveral changes:

1. add constructor parameters of gizmo
2. use the group of gizmo, while not pass the group
3. abandon gizmo.init function
4. remove _initialize property
5. update gizmo README.md

Force the developer to set camera while add the gizmo component:

const gizmo = gizmoEntity.addComponent(Gizmo, { camera, state: State.translate });

Invoking gizmo.init(camera, group) to create a gizmo is a disconnect in the process.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the Gizmo package, specifically updating the README.md and Gizmo.ts files. The README now features a new URL for examples and a streamlined initialization method for the Gizmo component. In Gizmo.ts, a public group property replaces a private one, and the constructor has been updated to accept additional parameters for initialization. The control flow has been simplified by removing certain properties and methods, enhancing the overall structure while retaining core functionality.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/gizmo/README.md	Updated example URL, streamlined Gizmo initialization method, and updated documentation links.
packages/gizmo/src/Gizmo.ts	Added public group property, updated constructor to accept new parameters, simplified control flow.

Possibly related PRs

• #283: Modifies the Gizmo.ts file, specifically in handling hover events, indicating a connection in functionality.
• #284: Introduces new methods and properties in Gizmo.ts that relate to the overall functionality of the Gizmo class.
• #285: Optimizes Gizmo.ts, including changes to properties and methods that are directly related to the modifications made in the main PR.

Suggested labels

enhancement

Suggested reviewers

• cptbtptpbcptdtptp

Poem

🐰 In the land of code, where gizmos play,
A new path emerges, brightening the way.
With simpler starts and links so new,
Our Gizmo shines, with a clearer view!
Hops of joy as we code and create,
Together we build, it's never too late! 🌟

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[cptbtptpbcptdtptp]

Because it involves API changes, this PR changes base to dev/1.4

[gz65555]

@cptbtptpbcptdtptp When do you migrate framebuffer picker to raycast?