Implementation of Barycentric Coordinates #804
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…rything at the end. Transformation error looks similar to other coordinate systems now.
… perfectly, but for differing masses it will need to be changed to something more general. For systems with more than two bodies I set it to use the first mass as eta. This works much better than using the total system mass in all scenarios I tested it with.
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For the transformations I used something similar to Jacobi coordinates, where the first coordinate points to the center of mass and the other coordinates are calculated relative to it.