feat: enabled device camera input via browser for tree_demo - #48
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Removed commented-out code for image encoder engine initialization.
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This PR adds optional browser-based camera input to tree_demo, allowing users to run the demo without needing a USB/CSI camera attached.
The demo now:
-Defaults to attempting a local V4L2 camera (unchanged behavior)
-Allows users to explicitly switch to a browser device camera at runtime with a button
-Streams browser camera frames to the backend over WebSockets for inference
Key changes
-Added a button to enable browser camera streaming on demand
-Introduced a runtime switch (USE_BROWSER) to select the active image source
-Integrated browser-sent JPEG frames into the existing inference loop
-Preserved original demo behavior for systems with local cameras