The scene now owns its renderer, so there is no need to keep a list
of existing renderers and to call Renderer::Get().

The feature will still be accessible from a uniform in the shader, but it
is now disabled by default.

We used to have lol::map::empty() to empty maps, but in std::map
this method is called clear(). It sounds safe to harmonise between
our types and have lol::array::clear() too.

This flag disables GL, GLES, but also Glew and EGL libraries.

Added scissor mode in renderer
Added scissor support in imGui
Mouse scroll sensivity tweak

- removed 0 CR characters
 - removed 7 trailing whitespaces
 - replaced 332 tabs with spaces

- Most recent version is in with index buffer support

Shader replacement code for older shader version is now fixed

This will help us deal with shader name collision. Breaks the Windows
build for the moment, unfortunately.

All these changes will allow us to more easily add Lol Engine as a
submodule of another Git project.

Not all programs support this feature for now, but that’s because they
don’t support the scene framework either, and will need patching. Also
the default postprocess is deliberately exaggerated for now.

There might be issues with lolremez but at first sight it seems to work.

Add mingw-std-threads project to external/ for full C++11 thread support, fix
an incorrect Win32 fix I did in PEGTL, work around mingw’s <io.h> declaring a
conflicting eof symbol, and fix a capitalisation error in log.cpp.

Using “Array” instead of “array” is now fully deprecated, and I replaced
the Log::Debug() etc. functions with msg::debug() etc. because log:: was
unavailable due to being a maths function.

Added up-to-date copyright notice and BOM to modified files, just in case.

The containers no longer force the user to use the ptrdiff_t type for
size information. For convenience, size() now always returns an int,
and the size_s() method offers a way to handle arrays with more than
2 billion elements. Internally, we still use ptrdiff_t, though.

Since so much code had to be changed, I took the opportunity to get
rid of capitalised accessors for classes that are lowercase.

The “f” suffix is valid GLSL, but WebGL does not like it so let’s disable it.

Box objects (AABB) now have the long awaited extent() and center()
methods. Corners are now called “aa” and “bb” for convenience. The
WorldEntity class uses a box3 for its AABB instead of two vec3s.
This allows us to simplify a lot of verbose code.

SDL2: Mouse is back ! With correct focus support
SDL2: Added typing support with keyboard
ShaderBuilder: Refactored and simplified Shader block creation
Several warning removal
Fixed Image::Copy

and 2) fuck the Visual Studio compiler that crashes when confused.