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* Support kernel files with extensions of any length (like .hip)

* Do not allow to replace symbols in single-line comments

* Add OPENMM_BUILD_COMMON CMake option

It allows to build and install common platform files even if
CUDA or OpenCL platforms are not built.
This is required for HIP platform (openmm-hip) if ROCm OpenCL
packages are not installed.

* Add an option for Python wrapper to install into user packages

OPENMM_PYTHON_USER_INSTALL is OFF be default.

* Support FFT backends in Amoeba plugin

The HIP platform supports FFT backends, this commit moves
findLegalFFTDimension to ComputeContext, so platforms can have their own
implementations.

* Compatibility for common platform w/ new HIP platform

* Do not use volatile with private and local AtomData parameters on HIP

The generated code is not optimal, for example, the compiler generates
flat_load instructions instead of ds_read.

* Tune launch bounds for PME grid-related kernels and add WA for RDNA

Force the compiler to use all registers for gridSpreadCharge and
gridInterpolateForce by limiting max waves per EU to 1 on CDNA GPUs,
RDNA GPUs work better without it.

* Optimize atom data structs in GBSA and Amoeba on HIP

Manually rearrange fields, add paddings and force alignments to
have faster accesses to shared memory: ds_read and ds_write may
work slower if addresses are not aligned by 16 bytes.
Co-authored-by: Anton Gorenko <anton@streamhpc.com>
Co-authored-by: Nick Curtis <nicholas.curtis@amd.com>

* Began creating common compute framework to unify code between CUDA and OpenCL

* Began OpenCL implementation of common compute framework

* Common implementation of CMMotionRemover

* CUDA implementation of common compute interface

* Converted HarmonicBondForce to common compute API

* Converted standard bonded forces to common compute API

* Converted ExpressionUtilities to common compute API

* Created ComputeParameterSet

* Converted custom bonded forces to common compute API

* Converted CustomCentroidBondForce to common compute API

* Converted CustomManyParticleForce to common compute API

* Moved lots of duplicate code from CudaContext and OpenCLContext to ComputeContext

* Converted GayBerneForce to common compute API

* Removed obsolete kernels

* Converted verlet integrators to common compute API

* Converted Langevin and Brownian integrators to common compute API

* Converted CustomIntegrator to common compute API

* Converted CustomNonbondedForce to common compute API

* Removed uses of a deprecated API

* Fixed failing test cases

* Converted GBSAOBCForce to common compute API

* Began converting CustomGBForce to common compute API

* Finished converting CustomGBForce to common compute API

* Merged duplicated code in CudaIntegrationUtilities and OpenCLIntegrationUtilities

* Converted RMSDForce and AndersenThermostat to common compute API

* Converted CustomHbondForce to common compute API

* Merged scripts for encoding kernel sources

* Converted Drude plugin to common compute API

* Fixed errors in CMake scripts

* Attempt at fixing errors on Windows

* Added discussion of common compute API to developer guide

* Added Windows export macro for common classes

* Fixed error in CMMotionRemover

* Ubdated travis to newer Ubuntu version

* Fixed errors on CPU OpenCL

* Fixed Windows linking errors

* Added missing pragma for 32 bit atomics

* Replaced long long with mm_long

* More fixes to Windows linking

* Bug fix

OpenCL kernels are now stored into a C++ class at build time rather than installing them as text files.