Release compressed source to handle bandwidth problems

Recently our repository reached the data bandwidth of github which cause users to not able to clone or pull our code. We are trying different approach to solve this like separate the code and the binary data or move the whole repository to different site. Both these approaches take time so in the mean time we compressed the latest code of the NDDS and allow the user to download it here.
We will post more updates when we know how to resolve this bandwitdh trouble.

Update to work with UnrealEngine 4.22

v1.2: Update code re UnrealEngine 4.22 + improvements + respective documentation update:

RELEASE NOTES: 4.22 known issues:
If you are using material randomization with more than 10 objects which change materials every frame, you might encounter a hang when stopping the play-in-editor session. The capturing process will still work, but the uniform buffer memory will keep increasing and when user stops the capture session, it takes UE extended time to release the memory. If it takes too long after stopping the play-in-editor session, we recommend to simply shutdown the editor and restart it. The only other workaround is to keep using UE4.21, which requires use of NDDS v1.1.

This problem is specific to UE4 4.22, as it now automatically uses mesh instancing to improve the performance when rendering a large quantity of meshes. Now, every time a new mesh is created or its material is changed, the uniform buffer memory allocation is increased.

This problem affects both DirectX and OpenGL users. Although Vulkan doesn't get affected by this, Vulkan doesn't capture depth and class segmentation.

Update to work with UnrealEngine 4.21

v1.1: Update code re UnrealEngine 4.21 + respective documentation update.

v1.0: Add support for Linux with respective documentation update.

Sync to this tag for v1.0