frontends: Move logging macros over to new fmt-capable ones

common: Move logging macros over to new fmt-capable macros where applicable

input_common: Move old logging macros over to fmt-capable ones

core: Replace remaining old non-generic logger usages with fmt-capable equivalents

Shader decompiler prep for integer instructions

common: Remove chunk_file.h and linear_disk_cache.h

LOG_GENERIC usages will be amended in a follow-up to keep API changes separate from
interface changes, as it will require removing a parameter from the relevant function
in the VMManager class.

These are unused (and given chunk_file references Dolphin's >SVN< I doubt they were going to be used).

core/gdbstub: Move logging macros to new fmt-compatible ones

core/hw: Move logging macros over to fmt-capable ones

 Shaders: Implemented the FSET instruction.

 kernel: Migrate logging macros to fmt-compatible ones 

GPU: Partially implemented the 2D surface copy engine

file-sys: Move logging macros over to the new fmt-capable ones

Functions don't need to be terminated by semicolons.

Service/PCTL: convert to module, add services, stub

core/memory: Move logging macros over to the new fmt-capable ones

The hardware allows for some rather complicated operations to be performed on the data during the copy, this is not implemented.
Only same-format same-size raw copies are implemented for now.

This instruction is similar to the FSETP instruction, but it doesn't set a predicate, it sets the destination register to 1.0 if the condition holds, and 0 otherwise.

The rest are just macro shim registers.

It doesn't belong in the PFIFO handler.

Lessens the amount to read and gets rid of the PRIX64 macro, allowing us to use a single string
for the whole path, making it easier to read.

Addresses are 64-bit, these formatting specifiers are simply holdovers from citra. Adjust them to be the correct width.

While we're at it, correct addresses to print all 64 bits where applicable, which were holdovers from citra.