Helper function for getting inverse model matrix in WGSL shaders #10462
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In 0.11 you could easily access the inverse model matrix inside a WGSL shader with
transpose(mesh.inverse_transpose_model). This was changed in 0.12 wheninverse_transpose_modelwas removed and it's now not as straightfoward. I wrote a helper function for my own code and thought I'd submit a pull request in case it would be helpful to others.