fix: request DeviceMotionEvent permission on iOS for mobile device movement example - #1602
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Closes #1583
What changed
Added
DeviceMotionEvent.requestPermission()call behind an "Enable Motion" buttonfor iOS 13+ browsers. On iOS, device motion events silently fail without this
user-gesture-triggered permission request.
How it works
DeviceMotionEvent.requestPermissionexists (iOS 13+): shows a button.On tap, requests permission and removes the button on approval.