Add CameraExposureOffset and Fix Disparity to Depth Computation

Overview

Author: Borong Yuan These updates are mainly for SLAM applications.

We prefer to use dai::CameraExposureOffset::MIDDLE for image timestamp. dai::CameraExposureOffset::END is set as default, which is almost consistent with previous behavior.
Some SLAM algorithms require the input images to have exactly the same timestamp. When we use a separate Publisher for each camera, the timestamps will not be exactly the same since the exposure is controlled individually. Only those algorithms that support approx sync can be used. Modified so that multiple synced images can now be published in one BridgePublisher. One image acts as the main image, and other images are synchronized with it by comparing sequenceNum. All images are assigned the exact same timestamp as the main image. For example, we want to publish exact synced left, right and depth images. We use the depth image as the main image since it always arrives last. In the callback function of depth image, we find the frame with the same sequenceNum from left and right image queues. They will arrive no later than the depth image, so there will be no blocking. We found it easier to achieve exact sync without using BridgePublisher. So revert to the previous version.
The disparity to depth computation was incorrect. You should do dimensional analysis. In CameraInfo, abs(Tx) = fx' baseline[m]. depth[mm] = fx' baseline[mm] / disparity = fx' abs(Tx) / fx' 1000 / disparity = abs(P[3]) * 1000 / disparity.
You shouldn't just declare std::runtime_error. It doesn't work. You should throw them.

ROS distro: Noetic List of changes:

Hardware used: Depthai library version: v2.22.0 CI fails due to warnings generated by API changes.

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