[MRG] Refactor method Table.set_edges for readability
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From all close points stored in `i`, `j` or `k` only the first one was used therefore the new function `find_close_point` only returns the first match if any. Similar code is hoisted out of loops and branches and the `while` loops are more clearly expressed with `for` loops.
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From all close points stored in
i,jorkonly the first one was used therefore the new functionfind_close_pointonly returns the first match if any.Similar code is hoisted out of loops and branches and the
whileloops are more clearly expressed withforloops.This is an alternative approach to #328, that leads to even better structured code in my opinion.