[newchem-cpp] Introduce C++ wrappers for the interpolate subroutines#383
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This was originally proposed as brittonsmith#37
This PR must be reviewed after #381 is merged
This is a small PR that introduces C++ wrappers for the
interpolatesubroutines.These wrappers define function interface that closely match what the function signatures will look like for the transcribed versions of the functions (see #384).