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Splitting src/
into src/python/
and src/fortran/
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Done via: git mv src/ src/python/
Some `src/` paths have moved under `src/python/` and some under `src/fortran/`.
This is mostly disabling warnings where the static analysis fails to understand NumPy arrays. Also add an empty line between LICENSE and file content in a few files. In a few places, removed a superfluous `else` or converted a superfluous `elif` to an `if` based on `pylint` warnings.
Based on recent updated to `gcc` installed via Homebrew: https://travis-ci.org/dhermes/bezier/jobs/601094317
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This is a prerequisite to switching over to CMake for building
libbezier
as a standalone and then directly linking against that when installing the Python package.