Make group and transform operations work on all shapes #825
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The distinction is overly restrictive, as it prevents the transform and group operations from working on 2D shapes.
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Both group and transform only worked on 3D shapes, but there was no good reason for that. Both operations can work on 2D shapes just as well. This pull request simplifies the
fjcrate, mergingfj::Shape3dintofj::Shapeto remove the distinction between 3D shapes and shapes in general. This is probably not the structure we want to have long-term, but it will do for now.Please note that in the case of transform, these are still 3D transformations. The 2D objects it now support live in 3D space, so it makes sense to do it like this.
cc @U007D, who made me aware of this limitation