Changes from InterChart Tools 2 to 21

Added Adaptive versions of the Consolidated Bars for Open, High, Low, Close, HL2, HLC3, and OHLC4.

Changed the meaning of a Gap Half Days parameter set to 1.  Previously a setting of 1 referred to a period of 12 hours.  Release 21 changes the definition from 12 hours to 3 hours in order to define a gap for daily futures or early morning lack of trades in a range or volume environment.  If you set the Gap Half Days parameter to 1, the effect on starting a new consolidated bar will be the same whether the gap is 3 hours or 12 hours for purposes of trading.  The range for the Gap Half Days parameter remains the same at 1 to 10.  Parameters 2 to 10 continue to refer to the number of 12 hours periods which define a gap.