Add tests for MVS model#4177
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This pull request adds a test suite for the mvs::Model class and refactors GetImageName to return a const reference, avoiding a string copy. The new tests cover several functions within the mvs::Model class. My review includes suggestions to improve the conciseness of the test code by using modern C++ initialization patterns for creating test data. No comments were dropped or modified based on the provided rules, as they did not apply to the content of the comments.
…ometry - Replace EXPECT_GT with EXPECT_NEAR using 2*atan(0.5/10) as expected value - Fix translation vectors so projection centers match intended positions (projection center = -R^T * T, so T must be negated for R=I) - Add clarifying comments about projection center computation
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