[Constraint][Correction] Enable PrecomputedConstraintCorrection to operate with preconditioned systems - #6223
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This is a component that can be very useful for real-time simulations, however it has been neglected.
It pre-computes the compliance matrix by perturbing the dofs with a unit force.
Problems:
CGLinearSolverduring the perturbations. It now covers any solver that hastoleranceanditerationsas Data. Still fragile. A common API for iterative solvers could be useful.getContext. This can return either the preconditioner or the actual solver, depending on how the user set them up in the scene graph. I added a link instead to explicit this and a scene to demonstrate it.