Add Halley and Householder to SimpleNonlinearSolve#507
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Note that I didn't use
AutoTaylorDiff()as the ADType, since TaylorDiff hasn't become a full-featured AD like ForwardDiff, therefore it's still faster to compute Jacobian with ForwardDiff or something else. Instead, an additional fieldTaylor_modeis added to control whether to use TaylorDiff or not.