Smooth tracked cameras relative to their focus - #6266
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Global-space camera smoothing lags behind a moving tracked focus point, making the entire object drift or wobble in the view. Mirror avatar-relative smoothing by filtering the camera-to-focus offset and applying it to the current focus position. Keep the previous camera position paired with its focus anchor, including explicit pan and reset paths, so translations of the tracked object pass through without sacrificing smooth orbit and zoom changes.
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Smooths tracked-object cameras in focus-relative space rather than global space. Moving-focus translation is applied directly while orbit and zoom changes remain smoothed, matching the existing avatar-relative camera path and preventing the focused object from drifting or wobbling in view.
Follow-up to #6265 and related to #6253. Note that this fixes remaining correctness/mild wobble issues remaining that neither #6234 or #6265 are designed to fix.