Add support for in-editor docs browser #1359
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This PR extends the WebView panel functionality used to render annotations to support in-editor browsing of operator documentation. This allows for convenient access to technical references and tutorial examples rendered inline with the workflow.
Support for setting a preferred browser color theme is provided, although it is up to the docs website to support theming. Access to browsing the docs outside of the editor is still supported by using the
Ctrlmodifier, e.g.Ctrl+F1will open the docs for the relevant operator in a new external browser tab.Fixes #1208