Added second-order synergy functions for 4D PID#8
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Added functions to C++ code, added python wrapper and pylinker.
Changed line 806 to fix error
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Added some basic code to calculate the second order synergy atoms for 4-dimensional PID in a similar fashion to existing function for 'top' synergy of 4D PID.
Some of the function added is redundant with existing synergy function, meaning that if you were to compute the top synergy and second order synergies at once, you would be repeating some of the same calculations.
Would be great to have an all-encompassing PID function in C++ that calculates all 18 atoms of the 4-dimensional PID in the same function to reduce this redundancy. This would be a lot quicker than using each function separately for each atom.