Another fix release to address two or three things in 3.44.1 before the
release of 3.45.0.  3.45.0 is a really big change that is slightly more
risky than OpenVSP's normal releases.  Consequently, I'm going to leave
3.44.X up as an alternative until the dust settles on 3.45.X.

Everyone should update to this release (3.44.2) right away.  When 3.45.X
is released, everyone should pull it down and give it a try.  You may
want to save 3.45.X versions of your files so you can go back to 3.44.X
with no risk.  Most of the 3.45.X changes are VSPAERO related, so if you
are not a VSPAERO user, this change will affect you less.

Delabella (a constrained Delaunay triangulation library) was getting
compiled on Intel MacOS machines without the FMA instruction.  This
sometimes caused it to go into an infinite loop.  FMA has been restored
on Intel MacOS DBA.  Unfortunately, Rosetta2 does not support the FMA
instruction (running Intel binaries on Apple Silicon Macs).  However,
if you're running an Apple Silicon machine, you really should be running
the native binary.

DBA has been restored as the primary CDT algorithm for CompGeom type stuff,
if a failure is detected, it will fall back to Triangle.

The intersection in CompGeom with SubSurfaces would sometimes cause
duplicate edges that would cause the CDT to fail -- which would cause
holes in the mesh.  Those duplicate edges are now removed, which should
improve CompGeom with control surfaces.

The GeomPicker in GeomAnalysisScreen could sometimes reach an invalid
state.  This would prevent an analysis from working -- even though it
looked like everything was configured correctly.  This has been
fixed.  Thanks Mikel Catania for reporting this bug.

Libraries:
 - Update DBA to version that fixes FMA on Intel MacOS

Fixes:
 - Remove duplicate edges in SplitTri()
 - Fix GeomPicker handling of invalid choices in GeomAnalysisScreen