Added additional callbacks for arbitrary Data usage

[calderarchinuk]

Description

Includes callbacks for alternative applications of collected Cognitive3D data, especially around realtime machine learning.

Type of change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)
• This change requires a documentation update

Checklist

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Pull request overview

This PR adds callback events for intercepting Cognitive3D data collection, enabling real-time machine learning applications and custom data processing. It includes a new "Data Connector" sample and updates multiple core recording systems to invoke callback events when data is collected or sent.

Key changes include:

• Addition of callback events for eye tracking, dynamic objects, sensors, and boundary data
• Breaking change: onNewSensorRecorded delegate signature updated to include timestamp parameter
• New sample package for demonstrating data connector usage

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 11 out of 11 changed files in this pull request and generated 6 comments.

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File	Description
package.json	Adds new "Data Connector" sample entry to the samples list
Runtime/Scripts/FixationRecorder.cs	Adds OnEyeDataRecorded event and EyeCaptureTimestampSeconds() methods across multiple eye tracking implementations
Runtime/Internal/Serialization/CoreInterface.cs	Invokes InvokeBoundarySend() when boundary data is posted
Runtime/Internal/SensorRecorder.cs	Updates onNewSensorRecorded delegate to include timestamp and invokes callback with timestamp
Runtime/Internal/EyeCapture.cs	Adds clarifying comment about Time field being unixtime in milliseconds
Runtime/Internal/DynamicManager.cs	Adds OnDynamicRecorded event and invokes it when dynamic objects are recorded
Runtime/Components/Boundary.cs	Adds OnBoundaryRecorded and OnBoundarySend events with invocation points
Runtime/ActiveSessionView/Scripts/SensorCanvas.cs	Updates sensor callback handler to accept new timestamp parameter
Runtime/ActiveSessionView/Scripts/DataBatchCanvas.cs	Adds boundary send tracking UI elements and event handlers
Runtime/ActiveSessionView/ActiveSessionView.prefab	Adds UI elements for boundary data tracking in ActiveSessionView

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[Copilot]

Bug: Using ActiveInputsArray[i] while iterating over ActiveDynamicObjectsArray. This should be ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i] to match the loop variable. This will cause an index out of bounds error when ActiveDynamicObjectsArray has more items than ActiveInputsArray, or will access incorrect data.

Suggested change

	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveInputsArray[i].Id, ActiveInputsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveInputsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastScale);
	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].Id, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastScale);

[Copilot]

Bug: Using ActiveInputsArray[i] while iterating over ActiveDynamicObjectsArray. This should be ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i] to match the loop variable. This will cause an index out of bounds error or access incorrect data.

Suggested change

	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveInputsArray[i].Id, ActiveInputsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveInputsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastScale);
	}
	else
	{
	//DynamicObjectCore.WriteDynamicManifestEntry(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i]);
	CoreInterface.WriteDynamicManifestEntry(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i]);
	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveInputsArray[i].Id, ActiveInputsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveInputsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastScale);
	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].Id, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastScale);
	}
	else
	{
	//DynamicObjectCore.WriteDynamicManifestEntry(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i]);
	CoreInterface.WriteDynamicManifestEntry(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i]);
	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].Id, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastScale);

[Copilot]

Bug: Using ActiveInputsArray[i] while iterating over ActiveDynamicObjectsArray. This should be ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i] to match the loop variable. This will cause an index out of bounds error or access incorrect data.

Suggested change

	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveInputsArray[i].Id, ActiveInputsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveInputsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastScale);
	}
	else
	{
	//DynamicObjectCore.WriteDynamicManifestEntry(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i]);
	CoreInterface.WriteDynamicManifestEntry(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i]);
	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveInputsArray[i].Id, ActiveInputsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveInputsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveInputsArray[i].LastScale);
	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].Id, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastScale);
	}
	else
	{
	//DynamicObjectCore.WriteDynamicManifestEntry(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i]);
	CoreInterface.WriteDynamicManifestEntry(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i]);
	InvokeDynamicRecorded(ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].Id, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].MeshName, Util.Timestamp(Time.frameCount), ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastPosition, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastRotation, ActiveDynamicObjectsArray[i].LastScale);

[Copilot]

Bug: MsSincestart is in milliseconds (as indicated by the comment and variable name) but is being added directly to epochStart which is in seconds. This should be epochStart + (MsSincestart / 1000.0) to convert milliseconds to seconds before adding.

[Copilot]

Bug: MsSincestart is in milliseconds (as indicated by the comment and variable name) but is being added directly to epochStart which is in seconds. This should be epochStart + (MsSincestart / 1000.0) to convert milliseconds to seconds before adding.

[Copilot]

Bug: After converting from nanoseconds to milliseconds at line 499, sinceStart is in milliseconds but is being added directly to epochStart which is in seconds. This should be epochStart + (sinceStart / 1000.0) to convert milliseconds to seconds before adding.

Suggested change

	var final = epochStart + sinceStart;
	var final = epochStart + (sinceStart / 1000.0);