Added two pass-through functions for ENopen and ENclose #12
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…cessed through the toolkit.
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When using the toolkit through python, I was not able to get the MSX DLL to open the EPANET network (ENopen). I added two pass-through functions, MSXENopen and MSXENclose which are exported as part of the MSX DLL, since ctypes wasn't seeing the related EPANET DLL, even though it (seemingly) should have. These two minor additions allow the network to be opened using the toolkit, and then all the MSX functions work correctly.