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taylor_expand function for Taylor1 and TaylorN  (#121)

* Added function and macro `taylor_expand` for expanding arbitraty functions.

* Deleted macros and set order as keyword argument so methods doesnt clash

`taylor_expand(f,x0::Int64)` and `taylor_expand(f,order)` clashed.

* Added some tests for `taylor_expand`.

* un-exported taylor_expand macros.

* Updated taylor_expand tests.

* Added taylor_expand method for TaylorN and warning if number of variables is changed.

* Fix travis issue for taylor_expand (hopefully).

* Added taylor_expand! and tests for Taylor1.

Followed suggestion from @lbenet.

* Add function-like behavior for Taylor1, TaylorN, HomogeneousPolynomial (#118)

* Add function-like behavior for Taylor1

* Relocate new code

* Add function-like behavior for TaylorN

* Fix TaylorN functor methods

* Add tests for Taylor1

* Add more Taylor1 tests

* Add TaylorN tests; more Taylor1 tests; add missing evaluate methods

* Add function-like behavior for HomogeneousPolynomial and corresponding tests

* Add missing tests for HomogeneousPolynomial

* Add another test for Taylor1s

* Fix test

* Add extra evaluate method for Taylor1 (suggested by @blas-ko)

* Add an evaluate test for mixtures (more to come)

* Add tests for mixtures; add/fix evaluate methods

* A small fix

* Add missing evaluate methods for mixtures and tests

* Update docs

* Add evaluate method and tests

* Fix new method

* Update docstrings

* Changes suggested by @lbenet 's review

* Added method for evaluating a TaylorN with an array of TaylorNs.

* Added taylor_expand! method for TaylorN

* Added some test for taylor_expand!

* Documentation for taylor_expand and taylor_expand!

* Added function and macro `taylor_expand` for expanding arbitraty functions.

* Deleted macros and set order as keyword argument so methods doesnt clash

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