Add support for assets uploading

[keianhzo]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
After adding support for scene uploading there is still a feature missing for full parity with Spoke: Assets uploading. In spoke you can drag and drop and asset to the "My assets" panel that will be uploaded to your instance. Once uploaded you can:

• Drag and drop it which will create an entity with the corresponding media component attached
• Copy the URL and paste it in a URL field of any component
  We should have a similar workflow in the Blender add-on so users can avoid having to manually upload media to their instance through Spoke.

Describe the solution you'd like
We can have a similar panel to the scenes one where we can list all the assets in your instance, upload or delete assets. Not sure if we can add viewport drag & drop support and create an empty+component for that media but at least we should allow to easily copy the asset URL so the user can paste it in the component URL field. Blender supports copying a property if you do a Ctrl/Cmd+C while hovering it. We should check if that's intuitive enough or it's wort adding a specific button or a right click modal to make it more obvious.

Additional context
We already have a function to upload media to the Hubs instance that we use for scene GLBs upload: https://github.com/MozillaReality/hubs-blender-exporter/blob/28cb74178066f2da50b20bebfc6637a3afea7c7c/addons/io_hubs_addon/api.py#L30 We can probably repurpose that one for generic media uploading. That is based on this Spoke code: https://github.com/mozilla/Spoke/blob/9fe7af7e0b4eab5908d1ada17c06aab223c978ce/src/api/Api.js#L372
There is also an endpoint for assets deletion, we should implement an equivalent function for that one in Blender: https://github.com/mozilla/Spoke/blob/9fe7af7e0b4eab5908d1ada17c06aab223c978ce/src/api/Api.js#L1189

[HussainAther]

Hi, is anyone looking to contribute? If so, I'd be happy to help with this issue.

[Exairnous]

@HussainAther I think your free to work on it. It should be pretty straightforward, but you will need an instance of Hubs to test against that allows scene creation. I just checked and it's unlikely that Hubs Compose will work for this because of it's self-signed certificates, so if you do want to work on this, let me know and we'll find a testing instance for you, if you don't have your own.