web_tf_editor: 0.1.1-1 in 'jazzy/distribution.yaml' [bloom]

[farshad-heravi]

Increasing version of package(s) in repository web_tf_editor to 0.1.1-1:

• upstream repository: https://github.com/farshad-heravi/web_tf_editor.git
• release repository: https://github.com/farshad-heravi/web_tf_editor.git
• distro file: jazzy/distribution.yaml
• bloom version: 0.14.3
• previous version for package: null

web_tf_editor

* Deselect frame on right-click in empty space
* Dim non-selected frames and highlight the selected frame's label in the 3D view
* Add D shortcut to duplicate the selected frame, offset along its X axis
* Add Onshape-style view cube for snapping the camera to standard/isometric views
* Default robot_description source to the /robot_description topic instead of the ROS parameter
* Restyle transform gizmo as a MoveIt/RViz-style interactive marker (arrows + rings shown together)
* Add multi-distro CI (Jazzy, Humble, Rolling) with private-repo clone auth and a web bundle build check
* Render TF axes with bold fat lines instead of 1px hairlines
* Initial commit: web_tf_editor, a browser-based rviz-like TF frame editor over rosbridge (ROS 2 Jazzy)
* Contributors: farshad-heravi

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