Fixes for Black Dots



This fixes several Black Dots situations where NaN appear in the color calculations. Apparently this can be caused by two circumstances:

    Usage of 32bit float numbers within 64bit double acos() functions.
    Sometimes, for some reason, the input to the acos() function is very slightly outside of the [-1,1] domain, causing a NaN. Perhaps that could be caused by the normal accumulative 32bit float calculation errors?

Therefore, I have done several modifications in the Core code to use, instead of the standard double acos() funcion, an inline fAcos() function defined both as a float and as a double, depending on the type of number being used.

    I have also added runtime-checks of the domain validity. If the input number is outside the domain, it's considered as being at the end of the domain. For example, -1.0001 would be considered as -1.0 for the acos calculation.
    I have used acosf() instead of acos() for the 32bit floating point numbers. That also caused problems when the input 32bit number was at the exremes of the domain.

After I applied these fixes to my own fork, some scenes changed and it surprised me. However, I think they changed because the lighting is more correct with these fixes than before. You may need to reduce a bit the lighting power, specially the IBL light coming from the background. The scenes can be slightly different now, as I think now all the rays are more correctly calculated. Anyway, please test it in your scenes.