Add Blender 4.2+ support for the import/export settings panels #310
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The glTF add-on changed how it handles drawing the user extension settings panels for the import/export dialogs. Now the glTF add-on searches for a single draw method (which handles both import and export) in the __init__.py file of the Hubs add-on where previously it provided a panel for the importer and exporter respectively that we could hook into. This commit adds support for the new method while preserving support for the previous method.
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The glTF add-on changed how it handles drawing the user extension settings panels for the import/export dialogs. Now the glTF add-on searches for a single draw method (which handles both import and export) in the init.py file of the Hubs add-on where previously it provided a panel for the importer and exporter respectively that we could hook into. This PR adds support for the new method while preserving support for the previous method.