This contains conversion for vector<glm::tvecX> for the vertices, colours, and texcoords, and vector<array<int, 3>> for the triangle indices.
We can now successfully return a Mesh to Matlab.

Calling it works great!
No result is returned yet from C++ to Matlab.

This works when the current working directory in matlab is eos/matlab!

Also moved the Eigen Matrix to Matlab conversion to a separate file

Fixed bug that the given num_shape_coefficients_to_fit was not forwarded to the shape-fitting function

It didn't really results in a performance improvement, but it may help.

This results in a significant speed-up!

It doesn't make a real performance difference (since all matrices are smartpointers) but it's better practice.

Updated all example apps.

# Resolved conflicts:
#	include/eos/fitting/RenderingParameters.hpp
#	include/eos/fitting/contour_correspondence.hpp

It uses pose, shape, blendshapes and contour fitting.

It fits pose and shape, uses front-facing contour as well as occluding contour fitting. It can iterate (alternate) the pose and shape fitting.
A simpler overload exists with less parameters and reasonable defaults.

Also removed unnecessary model_points vector

The function was often already called with degrees, not radians, so this resulted in converting to degree twice. It didn't matter because only a comparison of <0 and >0 was done. But it's fixed and clearly documented now that the function expects the yaw angle in degrees.

This contains a NNLS solver, which we use to solve for the blendshape coefficients.