Not required anymore

Reason for removal: This function forces a specific Image data format, it copies data internally (it could be confusing and lead to memory leaks), it's redundant, there is a simpler alternative and raylib promotes using structures directly

It seems some internals change recently due to web security reasons and some emscripten HTML5 funtionalities like pointerLock or fullscreen modes behave very weird or just don't work as expected

* Chromium needs a larger audio buffer: https://github.com/dr-soft/miniaudio/issues/150

* changed PLATFORM_WEB to __EMSCRIPTEN__

Some internal defines have been exposed in config.h

* Implemented DrawTextureTiled()

* Example added

Probably there is a better way to do this but this is a temporary solution for backward compatibility

After multiple tests and lot of redesign, current implementation is the fastest one. It also considers several fast-paths for maximum speed!

WARNING: Some functions ADDED and some RENAMED:
- RENAMED: Fade() -> ColorAlpha() [Added #define for compatibility]
- ADDED: ColorAlphaBlend()
- ADDED: GetPixelColor()
- ADDED: SetPixelColor()

Trying a new optimization approach, some additional functions added, they will be probably exposed soon.

Despite all the effort put on function optimization, dealing with alpha blending is complex, considering src and dst could have different pixel format...

Optimized to avoid ImageCrop() calls, now we define the source image rectangle and we just copy that data over the new canvas.

Always using RGBA for now.

Further optimization, moving data line-by-line
Old optimization left for reference

Using ImageResizeCanvas()

Now uses GetImageAlphaBorder()