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feat: add WebAssembly molecular viewer - #9
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MolViz can now run in a browser through WebAssembly while sharing its Rust PDB parsing, molecule preparation, camera, arcball controls, instance geometry, and GLSL shaders with the desktop application. The default Glium desktop build remains available; the browser backend uses WebGL 2 and an embeddable canvas API with resizing, input handling, resource cleanup, and context restoration. Desktop and shared-core builds pass, the Wasm build passes Clippy with warnings denied, and all 10 Playwright integration tests pass across the seven supplied molecules, including rendering, rotation, zoom, invalid input, and context restoration.