USDZExporter: Add maxTextureSize option.
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Fixed #25557
Description
When exporting to a USDZ file, the provided textures will be clamped to 1024px. With the current limitation, textures can get too blurry.
By enhancing the
optionsparameter ofparse()with a new entrymaxTextureSize(still defaulted to 1024px), we offer users the ability to fine tune the final export to their needs.