Add a basic camera streaming C++ example #798
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Purpose
Add a basic C++ example for both perhipheral and standalone mode which streams a preview and shows it in visualizer, to provide a starting point for C++ development for standalone apps on OAK4.
Specification
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Dependencies & Potential Impact
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Deployment Plan
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Testing & Validation
Tested manually both on RVC2 and RVC4 (standalone & peripheral).
No automated testing has been added in this PR.