GitLab

* Correct AmoebaAngleTorsion in test_Amoeba18Nucleic of TestForceField

* Update processTinkerForceField to handle latest .prm Tinker files

* Update amoeba2018 XML files

* Update amoeba2013 XML files

* Update amoeba2009 XML files

* Adapt addTorTor to new format in the .prm files

* Fix TorsionTorsion

* Also update the total energy in test_Amoeba18Nucleic

* Update amoebabio18.prm

* Fix nucleic acid test energies

* Correct AmoebaAngleTorsionForce params

* Add new addTorTor to TinkerFiles

* Revert unit fix

* Change to .pdb file which Tinker likes

* Update test_Amoeba18BPTI

* Remove trailing zeros from XML files

* Leave trailing zeros only on 2018 ff

* New element names in 2018

* More digits for surfaceAreaFactor

* More digits for surfaceAreaFactor

* More digits

* Remove debugging print

* Add support to 2009 and 2013 AMOEBA ffs to processTinkerForceField.py

* Add FF specific residues XML files

* Delete old residuesFinal.xml

* Update AMOEBA XML ffs

* Update FFs

* Fix some formatting issues

* Fix "." in scientific notation

* Remove old assertions

* Adding support for new AMOEBA features

* Support modern method of specifying in-plane angles

* Implemented stretch-torsions

* Implemented angle-torsions

* More AMOEBA fixes

* Bug fix

* Converted AMOEBA 2018 force field

* Added documentation for AMOEBA 2018

* Added a missing file for tests

* Use list-comprehension in Python code

A minor change, but slighly easier to understand the initialization of
`parent_exclude_list` in my opinion.

* Implement __ne__ in Python classes that has __eq__

In Python 3, `__ne__` is automatically implemented as `not __eq__`.

However, in Python 2 it seems to be implemented as `not is` (so based on object
identity).

Based on setup.py [0] which says that "OpenMM requires Python 2.7 or better", it
should be useful to have better support for Python 2 :)

This was already done in 4 of the 12 classes that implements `__eq__`

```
>>> class WildCard(object):
...     def __eq__(self, other): return True

>>> w = WildCard()

>>> w == 42
True

>>> w != 42
True

>>> w != w
False
```

[0]: https://github.com/openmm/openmm/blob/5cef29ce8d4e17b6d0f9fd8a3c6cc1669ca0ba2b/wrappers/python/setup.py#L237

* Use umambiguous floor division for index calculations in Python

This makes the code work as intended if run...

work for the input variable type.