WebGL and TypedArrays support #13
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UnionTypes.scala: Fix crash with recent Dotty
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As a follow up to #12, here is a first stab at implementing the WebGL specification. It should be complete, but I've not exercised it much yet, so it may contain bugs and typos.
trait TypedArrayCommon[T] is used to prevent (even more) code duplication, but perhaps it should be somehow tucked away out of sight since it's not defined anywhere in the spec.
I would add documentation but I don't have anything to scrape MDN and pop it into the code, does anyone have something that does this, or at least reduces some of the work?
Comments/suggestions/style warnings all gratefully received.