fix(math): Normalize axis in quat::from_axis to prevent scaling artifacts

Fixed critical bug causing mesh and bounding box stretching during rotation.

ROOT CAUSE:
quat::from_axis() did not normalize the input axis vector. When called
with non-unit vectors (e.g., {0.5, 1.0, 0.0}), it created invalid
quaternions that encoded scaling transformations instead of pure rotations.

SYMPTOMS:
- Mesh vertices stretched during rotation (non-uniform scaling)
- Bounding boxes deformed and stretched
- Transform matrices became non-orthogonal

ISSUE LOCATIONS:
- src/tests/test_mesh.cc:309 - axis {0.5, 1.0, 0.0} (length ≈1.118)
- src/gpu/effects/flash_cube_effect.cc:79 - axis {0.3, 1, 0.2} (length ≈1.044)

FIX:
Added automatic normalization in quat::from_axis():
  a = a.normalize(); // Ensure axis is unit vector

RESULT:
- All quaternions now represent pure rotations
- No scaling artifacts during rotation
- Bounding boxes remain orthogonal
- Fixes Task A (test_mesh stretching bug)

SAFETY:
This change is backward compatible. Code that already passed normalized
axes will work identically (normalizing a unit vector = identity).

handoff(Claude): Rotation stretching bug fixed. Both shader normal
transformation (previous commit) and quaternion creation (this commit)
now work correctly. test_mesh should display properly rotated meshes
without distortion.

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