- nvglImageHandle was changes to contain GL postfix, changed GL utils
to use that too
- fixed silly failure check bug in FBO demo

in some situations int and GLsizei is not the same type which leads to conversion warnings

The `NVGLUframebuffer` structure contains a `ctx` member but was actually never used. This commit takes advantage of the `ctx` property so there is no need to keep the reference of the context elsewhere after calling `nvgluCreateFramebuffer()`, or it would add difficulty for maintenance. As a result, the `nvgluDeleteFramebuffer()` function only needs to take one `NVGLUframebuffer` instance as the parameter.

- fixed stroke to use lino join style to calculate required vertex
count

Line break would duplicate a word if the first character of a word
would cause a line break

It guards addPoint from "stealing" the point from the previous path if they're the same, which makes it break when you do something like this:
```
moveTo(50, 50)
moveTo(50, 50)
lineTo(100, 100)
```

Before the fix there's no line shown. With the second moveTo, there's a second path added, but without the 50,50 point, because it was already added with the first moveTo. This makes the second path only contain the point 100,100 so it doesn't draw at all.

After the fix, the point equality check is ignored for the first point in the path, so the second path gets the 50,50 point too and that makes it behave as expected.

This is only one solution to the duplicated moveTo problem and it's likely not the best one, but it's one that's easy to add and it seems to work just fine.

The framebuffer and renderbuffer did restore in `nvgluCreateFramebuffer()` on succeed. However, they are not restored if error occurs. This commit fixes it.

The syntax is wrong when checking defined identifier.

This commit implements a new nvgCancelFrame() function for the purpose described in #168.

Currently, if calling nvgBeginFrame(), the nvgEndFrame() function must be called to finish the drawing. However, if knowing the drawing would take too much time and want to give up the drawing. There is no way to cancel it. nvgCancelFrame() gives another choice to end the frame without actually drawing.

To support FBO for iOS, the current framebuffer and renderbuffer must be restored after calling nvgluCreateFramebuffer(). The framebuffer should also be restored when calling nvgluBindFramebuffer(NULL) as well.

Conflicts:
	src/nanovg_gl.h

- API changed!
- moved image repeat from nvgImagePattern() into image creation
nvgCreateImage*()
- made flip-y and premultiplied common image flags (not just GL)
- removed nvglImageFlags(), flags passed in via
nvglCreateImageFromHandle() flags
- nvgluCreateFramebuffer takes image flags as param

- added NVG_DEBUG which can be used to omit calls to glGetError()
- removed return value for glnvg__checkError
- create flag defines to enum

These changes make it possible to integrate nanoVG into other openGL libraries like Cinder and openFrameworks and be able to draw afterwards.

- removed duplicate call to nvgTextMetrics()

- set default lineHeight to 1.0

This prevents commands like `nvgQuadTo` and `nvgArcTo` from double-transforming the previous point when they pass it back to `nvg__appendCommands`.

- added function to allow to combine scissor rects using intersection

- added typedefs for all structs
- fixed some compiler warnings

- set stb_image flags so that it loads correct data in iPhone

Tweaked premake to remove some windows warnings.