changes to Vector3 for ES6 modules

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Noted while using Vector3 in Natural Selection, and working on #100.

In Vector3:

import dot from './dot.js';
import './Utils.js';
import './Vector3.js';
...
  slerp: function( start, end, ratio ) {
    // NOTE: we can't create a require() loop here
    return dot.Quaternion.slerp( new dot.Quaternion(), dot.Quaternion.getRotationQuaternion( start, end ), ratio ).timesVector3( start );
  },

Now that's we're using ES6 modules:

• Can the odd imports be changed/removed?
• Can the "NOTE" comment be removed/revised?
• Can dot.Quaternion be replaced with an import?

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Looks like there are other uses of the dot import that should be reviewed:

166 return Math.acos( dot.clamp( this.normalized().dot( v.normalized() ), -1, 1 ) );
492 return new dot.Vector2( this.x, this.y );
502 return new dot.Vector4( this.x, this.y, this.z, 1 );
781 return this.setXYZ( dot.Utils.roundSymmetric( this.x ),
782      dot.Utils.roundSymmetric( this.y ),
783      dot.Utils.roundSymmetric( this.z ) );

[zepumph]

All the imports seemed used to me, I removed the NOTE that is now covered by the explanation of the ts-expect-error. Also there is still a need for the Quaternion workaround as far as I could see. Anything else @jonathanolson?

[jonathanolson]

The workaround isn't needed, it would just mean we'd have to use dot/js/imports.ts. So far it seems fine to leave it as-is, but maybe sometime we'll rip off that band-aid?

Cleaned up a few other things above. Look good @zepumph ?

[zepumph]

Yes, looks nice, I also made #118 for when the time is right. Ready to close?