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ludic.nav, ludic.wildlife (18.4): a walker's separation, and a species' spacing

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nav_crowd_add takes how hard a walker keeps its distance, and WildSpecies.spacing (default 2) is a species' room from others walking by, which the valley hands the crowd. Both libraries are rebuilt; nav 15/15 on the Mac and the PC, DLL KERNEL32 only. wildlife 26/26.

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## Crowds (phase 18)
`nav_crowd_start(kind, max, max_radius)` puts a DetourCrowd on a kind's mesh, with the mesh's tastes as
its filters. `nav_crowd_add(kind, x, y, z, radius, height, speed, filter)` adds a walker (snapped to
its filters. `nav_crowd_add(kind, x, y, z, radius, height, speed, filter, separation)` adds a walker (snapped to
the mesh, -1 off it), `nav_crowd_target` and `nav_crowd_speed` say where and how fast, and
`nav_crowd_step(dt)` steps every crowd. `nav_crowd_read` puts a walker into `nav_agent_x/y/z/vx/vz`,
and `nav_crowd_us()` is what the stepping has cost. The mechanic decides and the crowd moves, and