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o Replaced Cartesians in the reciprocal and self PME terms.
o Added non-PME spherical harmonics field generation and force evaluation routines.
o Added spherical harmonic potential evaluation, to allow removal of the Cartesian moments.

o Permanent and induced moment energies, forces and torques are implemented, for PME direct space.
o The code is activated by a preprocessor macro at the top of AmoebaReferenceMultipoleForce.h, and can be completely disabled.
o Currently, the Cartesian momenents are stored alongside the spherical harmonic moments, but these can eventually be removed when the reciprocal and self terms have been adapted to use spherical harmonics (in progress) and the non-PME routines have been coded.

stretch-bend test correctly.

The potential energy calculation done in the ReferenceStretchBendTest file was
updated to mirror that of the Reference kernel, but first I made sure that the
test passed *before* updating to the new energy expression, just to make sure
that the energies and forces didn't *change* with the new expression.

of just 1.  Backwards compatibility is provided by making the 2nd force constant
default to -1, which is reinterpreted as "copy the first force constant".

Updates both the reference and CUDA kernels.

typo fix

Created reference implementation of DIIS for converging AMOEBA dipoles.  Also some minor code cleanup.

Plugins work with CPU platform.  This involved separating the reference implementations of plugins into their own libraries.

Platform specific header files get installed.  This allows plugins to be built with just an OpenMM installation, not a full source tree.

Fixed units for AMOEBA dipole and quadrupole moment (now returns Debye and Debye * Angstrom, not Debye/10 and Debye*Angstrom/100.)  Rationale is that Debye/10 is not a common physical unit.  Note that CUDA platform still gets quadrupole to be incorrect.

Modified the AmoebaMultipoleForce.getSystemMultipoleMoments method with two extra arguments; toggle whether to evaluate energy/force and select maximum multipole order.