Feature Request: High-frequency pose synchronization component for non-avatar objects

[hacha]

Currently, NetSyncAvatar provides high-frequency pose synchronization (1-120Hz) for player avatars. However, there are use cases where non-avatar objects also need the same
synchronization frequency, such as:

• Physics objects (e.g., throwable items, interactive props)
• Shared interactive objects (e.g., tools, equipment that multiple users can manipulate)
• Dynamic scene elements (e.g., moving platforms, doors)

Proposed Solution

Add a new component (e.g., NetSyncObject or NetSyncTransform) that provides:

1. High-frequency transform synchronization matching NetSyncAvatar's update rate
2. Configurable ownership model (e.g., server-authoritative, last-touch ownership, or explicit ownership transfer)
3. Optional interpolation/extrapolation for smooth movement on remote clients
4. Lightweight implementation without avatar-specific features (body parts, IK, etc.)

Use Cases

1. Throwable objects in VR: Users can pick up and throw objects that need smooth synchronization across all clients
2. Collaborative manipulation: Multiple users interacting with the same object (e.g., moving furniture together)
3. Physics-driven gameplay: Balls, projectiles, or other physics-enabled objects

Additional Context

This would complement the existing NetworkVariableManager which is better suited for low-frequency state synchronization rather than continuous transform updates.