Change Shewchuk Orientation filter to Ozaki et al. filter. #1093
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This commit changes the current Shewchuk-based (notably, the original code doesn't use Shewchuk's constant which is significantly narrower) to the filter published by Ozaki et al. in https://doi.org/10.1007/s10543-015-0574-9 . It is tighter, so it has strictly fewer misses and it has fewer and better predictable branches and fewer instructions so it is theoretically and practically faster (the referenced paper has benchmarks).
It does not come with new tests because it should not change any observable behavior by design except possibly speed, which is not tested, so all tests testing the current predicate are tests for the patched implementation.