basic implementation of monotonic interpolation methods#243
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implemented algorithms: * linear * finite difference * cardinal * Fritsch-Carlson * Fritsch-Butland * Steffen
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This is just #238 squashed to a single commit. I wanted to use GitHub's "squash" button, but since that PR contains commits from multiple authors I was nervous that git/GitHub would assign credit to me rather than to the oh-so-deserving @mateuszbaran. So I did the squash locally and checked authorship before pushing this branch.