Ports GL OverlayRenderer's setOverlayPoints API to WgpuOverlayRenderer.
Each point becomes a 6-vertex screen-space quad sized to inner_diameter
+ 2*stroke_extra; the fragment reads its per-vertex corner varying
instead of gl_PointCoord (WebGPU has no sized-point primitive). Sharp
inner/stroke transition + AA on the outer edge only, matching GL.
Single uniform slot per set — colors are global to the call, not per
point. Vertex buffer regrows 1.5× on demand so steady-state sets don't
re-allocate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ports GL OverlayRenderer's LineGroup API to WgpuOverlayRenderer. Each
group's segments are CPU-expanded into screen-space quads; the WGSL
fragment reproduces the GL pixel-distance stroke pick + arc-length
dash logic. One uniform slot per group, bound via dynamic offset so a
single bind-group services up to N groups.
No caller yet — sets up the API the wgpu measure tools (task #29) will
use. WgpuViewportWindow.setOverlayLines mirrors the GL viewport's
signature so the bonsai Measurement code can target either backend
through one interface.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WgpuViewportWindow.cpp had ~1100 lines of pipeline/shader/buffer plumbing
for the axis indicator, pivot gizmo, section visualizer, and marquee
drag rect. Mirroring the GL backend's split, that lives in its own class
now; the viewport keeps the camera/cull/draw loop and hands the renderer
a per-frame WgpuOverlayFrame snapshot for each encode call.
No behavioural change — pixel-identical screenshot on basic.ifcview.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dion Moult