Modifying DRACOLoader.js for Named Workers

Based on your request to modify the DRACOLoader to display a named worker instead of a random one, I need to point out that your approach has a few issues.

The workerSourceURL property is expected to be a URL string that points to the worker script, not an object. The Web Workers API doesn't directly support naming workers through the URL object in the way you've structured it.

Correct Approach

To name a Web Worker in the browser's task manager or developer tools, you need to use the name option when creating the worker. Here's how you should modify the code in the _getWorker method instead:

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_getWorker(taskID, taskCost) {
  // ...existing code...
  
  const worker = new Worker(this.workerSourceURL, {
    name: 'Draco Decoder'
  });
  
  // ...rest of the method...
}

This approach uses the second parameter of the Worker constructor, which accepts an options object where you can specify the name.

Additional Considerations

1. Make sure you're using a browser that supports the Worker name option (most modern browsers do)
2. The worker name will appear in the browser's task manager and developer tools
3. This won't affect the functionality of the DRACOLoader, just how it appears in debugging tools

If you're working with an older version of Three.js that doesn't use this exact structure, you may need to adapt the solution to match the specific implementation in your version.