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

Examples categories are independent from the module they use, despite in some cases module name matches category name.

Tested on Raspberry Pi... Just note that platform is very limited by GPU...

- Renamed GetGlyphIndex() parameter
 - Review DrawTextEx() implementation
 - Review DrawTextRecEx() implementation

Actually OpenAL is not used any more, it should be using CoreAudio

Keeping original API

At least on Linux, CMake seems to add automatically
the '-rdynamic' flag. As a result, Emscripten
generates a fat HTML file that does not work.
Removing it allows HTML+JS+WASM generation.

* Removed Unused Uniforms

uniform vec3 viewUp;
uniform float deltaTime;

* Removed Unused uniforms

uniform vec3 viewUp;
uniform float deltaTime;

* Updated Source

  Added   - #define PLATFORM_DESKTOP line for desktop users.
            This now will correctly find the proper glsl version for the raymarching.fs file.
  Removed - Uniforms --> deltaTime and viewUp. Including the code that was setting them.
            They were never used and they were triggering a log warning.
  Removed - The const from both screenWidth and screenHeight.
            Now they can be used to update the shader resolution when screen is resized.
            NOTE : This is a quick fix and probably not the best idea.
  Added   - IsWindowResized() to check if screen is resized.
            If window is resized then width, height and shader resolution are updated.
  Changed - MIT tag at bottom right color value to BLACK. Now it's easier to see.

* Closer Match to original code

* Removed the PLATFORM_DESKTOP Define

Contributed simple shader example

Note this example is not working properly, it still requires some review.

...moved to internal AudioBuffer structure as totalFramesProcessed, now time measure works again... but there is some problem with looping...
Also note some inconsistencies between frames and samples, it seems those concepts are not considered correctly in the code.