tutorial for eigenmode source in oblique waveguide #698
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* tutorial for eigenmode source in oblique waveguide * additional fixes and tweaks
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A new, stand-alone tutorial for Python and Scheme for the eigenmode source feature is added to the documentation. (Previously, the optical forces tutorial had been used to provide an example albeit as an indirect feature and also not involving any visualization of the fields.) The example is based on a 2d waveguide from Figure 4.2 of the book chapter. Following the recent addition of #675, an oblique waveguide is also included.
Closes #399.