Use buffer sizes for pyProject span validation - #17
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Replaced strict 2D `ndim` checks with stride-based element-count validation in `pyProject`, ensuring each input buffer size is divisible by its struct width (2 or 3). Span lengths are now derived from total element counts (`size / stride`) instead of `shape[0]`, allowing compatible flattened buffers while keeping matrix and camera-normal size checks intact.
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Replaced strict 2D
ndimchecks with stride-based element-count validation inpyProject, ensuring each input buffer size is divisible by its struct width (2 or 3). Span lengths are now derived from total element counts (size / stride) instead ofshape[0], allowing compatible flattened buffers while keeping matrix and camera-normal size checks intact.