Present all three projection modes together in the docs - #93
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Tidy the documentation for oblique projection: - README: list oblique alongside orthographic and perspective. - rendering.rst: present all three projection modes under one Projection section (they had drifted into separate Perspective and Oblique headings), and add a perovskite oblique example image beside the orthographic and perspective ones. - api.rst: add the Oblique autoclass entry and list it in the Projection base note. - Drop the "cavalier"/"cabinet" terms from the docstrings, examples, and docs; the angle and foreshortening parameters are self-describing. - generate_images.py: render the perovskite oblique example.
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Documentation tidy for oblique projection ahead of the 0.21.0 release: the README lists oblique;
rendering.rstpresents orthographic, perspective, and oblique under one Projection section (with an oblique example image);api.rstgains theObliqueentry; the cavalier/cabinet terms are dropped in favour of the self-describingangle/foreshorteningparameters.