Allow TaskProcessor to take absolute urls for worker paths #9338
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`TaskProcessor` now accepts an absolute URL in addition to a worker name as it's first parameter. This makes it possible to use custom web workers with Cesium's task processing system without copying them to Cesium's Workers directory.
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TaskProcessornow accepts an absolute URL in addition to a worker name as it's first parameter. This makes it possible to use custom web workers with Cesium's task processing system without copying them to Cesium's Workers directory.@kring or @shunter I'm not sure if there are any gotchas that I might have missed here or if we just never really bothered to support this use case.