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feat: Add browser layer control - #54
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Adds explicit control over the rendering order of Overlay2D and World2D browsers through
CEF_SetBrowserLayer(playerid, browserid, layer).Higher layer values render above lower ones. Browsers default to layer
0, support negative values, and use browser ID as a deterministic tie-breaker.Layer changes are independent of focus and visibility. Assignments persist across visibility changes, reloads and navigation, including when browser creation is waiting for resource downloads. Recreating a browser resets its layer.
Includes the open.mp C++ API, documentation and examples. WorldObject3D rendering remains unaffected. Both client and server require an updated build.