* make const

* make const

* follow style guide

* Update rmodels.c

`GetFileSize()` conflicts with the infamous `windows.h`

* Add DrawTextCodepoints

* Fixed top comment

* Add panning to raudio and update audio_raw_stream example.

* remove pan smoothing, code formatting changes following pull request comments

Co-authored-by: Ray <raysan5@gmail.com>

* Add a function to return the application directory.

* CI fixes

* Added drawing text with shadow

* Added SetWindowOpacity()

* Edited Mis-spell

* Fixed conventions

Co-authored-by: Jeffery Myers <JefMyers@blizzard.com>

Allow to choose which modules are compiled with raylib, if some modules are excluded from compilation, required functionality is not available but smaller builds are possible.

* Expose GetRenderWidth and GetRenderHeight functions

* Fix scissor on macos

* Fix typo

This function is not required, users can check it with `GetGamepadName()`

* Add DrawCylinderEx and DrawCylinderWiresEx

* Modify examples/models/models_geometric_shapes.c to show the
usage of DrawCylinder(Wires)Ex

* Simplified DrawCylinder and DrawCylinderWires to use the -Ex versions.

* This reverts commits f49b2598dd and
4542b32e4e.

* Fixed formatting.
Renamed base_angle to baseAngle.
Remove most of the raymath.h calls.

Co-authored-by: Horrowind <you@example.com>

raylib was using `stb_perlin.h` library to generate perlin noise, it seems that recently this library has been flagged as it could be infringing some algorythm patent. For security, it has been removed from raylib.

Co-authored-by: SAOMDVN <saomdvn@users.noreply.github.com>

* Add function DrawCubeTextureRec

* Add EOF newline

* Remove unneeded example

LoadModelAnimations takes an `int` for the animation count parameter.
The animation count should never be negative, so it makes sense to
specify it as unsigned in the API. This matches the API for
UnloadModelAnimations, which expects an unsigned int. Both GLTF and IQMM
also store the animation count internally as unsigned, and we were
casting to a signed int for no reason.

GLTF actually uses `size_t` internally, so we're technically risking
overflow, but having 2^32 animations seems unlikely.