Creates an anchor that is attached to this trackable, using the given initial pose in the world
coordinate space. The type of trackable will determine the semantics of attachment and how the
anchor's pose will be updated to maintain this relationship. Note that the relative offset
between the pose of multiple anchors attached to a trackable may adjust slightly over time as
ARCore updates its model of the world.
If Point.OrientationMode is Point.OrientationMode.ESTIMATED_SURFACE_NORMAL, then the
orientation is such that X+ is perpendicular to the cast ray and parallel to the physical
surface centered around the hit test, Y+ points along the estimated surface normal, and
Z+ points roughly toward the user's device.
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