Add user-interface for generating pushforward functions

[parth-07]

Clad internally generates pushforward functions for differentiating function calls in forward mode AD. However, clad::differentiate, the user-interface for forward mode AD, generates a more restricted form of pushforward function which does not allow users to tweak the seed values. While pushforward functions are more difficult to use, they offer more control over the forward mode AD and allow to compute directional derivatives. Higher-order pushforward functions can even be used to compute partial derivatives such as d2y/dx1dx2 where y is the output parameter and x1 and x2 are distinct input parameters.

We should keep clad::differentiate as it is because it is easier to use and add a new function such as clad::pushforward that allows users to request generation of pushforward functions.