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Fixing declaration/implementation mismatch 

I'm not entirely sure whether the declaration is wrong or the implementation, so if I got this backwards, apologies. But, there is presently no implementation of `gb_float33_9` and no declaration of `gb_float33_16`, so I assumed one was supposed to match the other. (I'm not actually using this function, but discovered the missing part when doing some automatic Lua bindings based on importing headers.)
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@ -1399,7 +1399,7 @@ gbMat3 *gb_mat3_f(float m[3][3]) { return (gbMat3 *)m; }
gbFloat3 *gb_float33_m(gbMat3 *m) { return (gbFloat3 *)m; } gbFloat3 *gb_float33_m(gbMat3 *m) { return (gbFloat3 *)m; }
gbFloat3 *gb_float33_v(gbVec3 m[3]) { return (gbFloat3 *)m; } gbFloat3 *gb_float33_v(gbVec3 m[3]) { return (gbFloat3 *)m; }
gbFloat3 *gb_float33_16(float m[9]) { return (gbFloat3 *)m; } gbFloat3 *gb_float33_9(float m[9]) { return (gbFloat3 *)m; }
void gb_float33_transpose(float (*vec)[3]) { void gb_float33_transpose(float (*vec)[3]) {
int i, j; int i, j;