Add zero-allocation scalar surface evaluator (nurbs_eval_derivs) - #15
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nurbs_eval_derivs(patch, s, t)which evaluates a NURBS surface and its first partial derivatives at a single scalar point, returning(pos, dpds, dpdt)as threeSVector{3}.The existing API requires wrapping scalars in Vector wrappers and returns nested heap-allocated arrays, making it unsuitable for hot loops. The new path uses MMatrix/MVector scratch buffers sized by
Val{degree}type parameters so all intermediates live on the stack — zero heap allocations, fully thread-safe.Also fixes a minor allocation in derBasisFun!: the slice assignment
dersv[jj, :, :] = dersis replaced with an explicit loop to avoid the temporary.