Add IndexedPolyfaceSubsetVisitor constructor to iterate "top" facets of a mesh
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New method
IndexedPolyfaceSubsetVisitor.createNormalComparisonmakes it easy to iterate facets of a mesh that satisfy a normal condition, e.g., the "top" facets of a DTM while avoiding "side" or "skirt" facets. In particular, manyPolyfaceAPI methods take a mesh or a visitor, so passing in this visitor allows for operations on filtered facets.Motivated by conversations with Map and Booster teams.
Also:
PolyfaceQuery.visitorClientPointCountandPolyfaceQuery.visitorClientFacetCountPolyfaceVisitor.getVisitableFacetCountinterface method allowing visitors to return facet count more efficiently.