HTMLTexture: Support new WICG HTML-in-Canvas API signatures#33788
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HTMLTexture: Support new WICG HTML-in-Canvas API signatures introduced in Chromium 150+
This change is necessary to align with the new standard signatures introduced in Chromium 150+ (see in WICG html-in-canvas PR #128).
To maintain backward compatibility with older browser versions during transition:
texElementImage2D.length. If 3, it use the new streamlined signature (gl.TEXTURE_2D, gl.RGBA8, element). Otherwise, fall back to the old 6-argument signature.copyElementImageToTexture.length. If 2, it group inputs into the newsourceanddestinationdictionaries. Otherwise, fall back to the old 4-argument signature.