Testing the release toolboxes

[wkearn]

We have successfully built platform-specific toolboxes on CI and released them here: https://github.com/TopoToolbox/topotoolbox3/releases/tag/latest

We should now test the toolboxes to ensure that they work on different platforms. Download the mltbx file associated with your operating system and architecture and open it in MATLAB to install it. The things I would like to know:

• Do regular TopoToolbox functions work?
• Do the MEX interfaces to libtopotoolbox work? Try haslibtopotoolbox and fillsinks(DEM,uselibtt=true) and compare the latter to fillsinks(DEM, uselibtt=false).
• Does the documentation look right?

If anything goes wrong, add a comment to this issue so we can keep track of things.

[wkearn]

I just installed TopoToolbox_glnxa64.mltbx on my Linux system running Pop! OS 22.04 and MATLAB R2024b.

Regular TopoToolbox functions work. haslibtopotoolbox returns true and fillsinks(DEM,uselibtt=true) is identical to fillsinks(DEM,uselibtt=false), though the former is a bit slower, as expected (#49). The documentation is linked correctly under the "Supplemental Software" section of the MATLAB documentation, and it looks like everything is there. The figures in the documentation render at a very large size and low resolution, so they look quite fuzzy, which might be something to look into.

[wkearn]

I was able to successfully install TopoToolbox_win64.mltbx on Windows 10 and MATLAB R2023b, and everything seems to work. It did take a few reloads to get the "Supplemental Software" section of the documentation to show up,