2D FSM+FIM method pickes size of rectangular block depending on number of blocks

FIM method implemented for 2D GPU and FIM-FSM implemented for 2D CPU (parallel).

FIM method implemented. Neighbours are being found on CPU. 3D parallel method disabled because of Array changes.

The former has been formally deprecated for a long time and in CUDA 10.0
it is finally properly marked as deprecated, so the compiler can print
warnings.

General reductions on host

See merge request mmg/tnl-dev!7

According to benchmarks, there is practically no difference in
performance. Only explicit unrolling is helpful, but that has been
implemented for the general algorithm in Reduction::reduce as well.

Now that error handling is done via exceptions, the return value is free
for more sensible things.

Refactoring: changed return types from bool to void

See merge request mmg/tnl-dev!6

[skip ci]

The exception is not used anywhere and does not make much sense.
Functions/methods which are not implemented yet can just throw
std::runtime_error wich a more specific message.

See https://jlk.fjfi.cvut.cz/gitlab/mmg/tnl-legacy

The method was either returning true or throwing an exception, so it can
simply return void or throw an exception.