First step in btMultiBody joint force/torque feedback. There is still some work to be done for 'mobilizer limit/motor'.

See examples/MultiBody/TestJointTorqueSetup and examples/Constraints/TestHingeTorque for joint feedback.
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/*
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#ifndef BT_MULTIBODY_JOINT_FEEDBACK_H
#define BT_MULTIBODY_JOINT_FEEDBACK_H
#include "LinearMath/btSpatialAlgebra.h"
struct btMultiBodyJointFeedback
{
btSpatialForceVector m_reactionForces;
btSymmetricSpatialDyad m_spatialInertia;
};
#endif //BT_MULTIBODY_JOINT_FEEDBACK_H