By default, we'll do "auto" compatible mode until Safari supports webgl2.
This behavior can be overriden if needed by forcing version="webgl2" or version="webgl" on the Surface. it will implicitly be version="auto" until 100% browser supports webgl2.
upgrade some projects.. next release will be 3.0.0 ! not that it's fully ready yet (will still be in @next, but in order to get semver on track.. & so the projects can properly dep on the right version)
there were currently an issue with gl-react@3.0.0-alpha1 being installed instead of gl-react@3.0.0-alpha.8 when not depending on exact version, 'cause it's just not very compliant with semver
in gl-react: the context no longer have {width,height} but have {glSizable} which is an object with a getGLSize function. the size is dynamically calculated in the graph & using gl.drawingBufferWidth / gl.drawingBufferHeight which allows more flexible implementations.
in gl-react-dom: nothing fundamentally changes
in gl-react-native/exponent: Surface no longer takes width/height props! instead, it is just the style object, like any usual React Native view. e.g. you can use flexbox!
