Add Jacobian of second argument to adjoint and adjointTranpsose
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The
adjointfunction is equivalent toadjointMap(x) * yThe current function can output the jacobian w.r.t. x but not w.r.t. y, for some reason. This PR adds the jacobian w.r.t. y.
The jacobian w.r.t. y is pretty obviously
adjointMap(x), but I think it's convenient and more consistent with other function calls to have the option to include both jacobians.This also updates the python wrapper, since the new wrapper does not have any issues with the non-underscore versions of the functions.