Hi Robert,
> Could this be a case where both are in common usage, but both are not
> quite official...
My Cambridge dictionary reports:
tessellate
US ALSO tesselate
tessellation
US ALSO tesselation
There is no "tessellator" but I think the word building pattern is pretty
clear. The double 'l' seems to be valid in both US and UK English.
Cheers,
Marco
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