* Make raymath naming and functions more consistent

* Minor fixes

* Fix examples

* Fix Physac

* New naming rules

* Apply naming to Quaternion functions

* Apply to models.c

* Remove *MulitplyValue / *DivideValue

* Update ImageDraw*() functions to match arguments of Draw*()

Updated draw functions:
ImageDrawPixel()
ImageDrawPixelV()
ImageDrawCircle()
ImageDrawCircleV()
ImageDrawLine()
ImageDrawLineV()
ImageDrawRectangle()
ImageDrawRectangleV()
ImageDrawRectangleRec()

* [nodepadpp] Update Notepad++ ImageDraw defintions

This updates the Notepad++ definitions with the updated ImageDraw methods.

* [examples] Add ImageDraw calls to textures_image_drawing

* Update ImageDraw*() methods

This reverts commit 2528854664.

* Update compilation warning flags

Removed the -Wall flag that allow many warnings and added manually all the warning flags that don't generate warnings in the src/external folder.
Specifically, these are some of the flags reporting errors in src/external:

-Wmissing-prototypes
-Wunused-variable
-Wunused-value
-Wunused-parameter
-Wunused-function

* Uptade compilation flags in examples with missing -std=c99

NB glsl100 shader needs testing on "bare metal"

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It seems something is not working properly...

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Virtual mouse with window letterbox, and Clamp

head can't think of any improvement I could use on the shaders for
version 120
This has been tested on Linux (Desktop) requires testing on a Rpi

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We didn't use the latest version, but a compatible version, which is established by raylib-config-version.cmake.

It's ok to have a minimal version, so revert b7c0d5b6dd.

* Always use latest raylib version

* Always use latest raylib version

* Always use latest raylib version

Using new file I/O ABI

Note that emscripten upstream branch implements the new asyncify implementation, expected to be faster than emterpreter one.

Now examples can be compiled by module, that's useful when compilation fails at some point