Wine stability improvements

[marzent]

This uses MinHook for the Addon Hooks, as there seems to be a race with Reloaded somewhere that leads to execution of random code after a while.

Also makes DALAMUD_LEGACY_CORRUPTED_STATE_EXCEPTION configurable, which is highly undesirable to have enabled with Wine, as this can mask underlying issues and lead to random crashes as well.

[KazWolfe]

n.b. holding this PR as we're allegedly seeing some issues with MinHook with certain plugins (including Simple Tweaks). See #linux-and-dev channel in the Dalamud Discord.

We're also looking at how best to handle DALAMUD_LEGACY_CORRUPTED_STATE_EXCEPTION since ideally we'd disable this on Windows as well, but this may break certain plugin behaviors.

[marzent]

Indeed DALAMUD_LEGACY_CORRUPTED_STATE_EXCEPTION should ideally not exist and plugins that rely on that, are basically doing a CrashRandomyl(), especially with memory writes (well also with reads if it hits a guard page); can remove it and just disable corrupted state exceptions if that is better...

The Reloaded issue does indeed need some more looking into, in any case something is not behaving as it should. If this change does also create issues on Windows that might also be worth investigating, since that is a bit easier to debug.

[goaaats]

We definitely can't "just" turn it off, we'll have to have some kind of migration plan. Either way it's a hard sell to devs, we'll talk about it internally, it's good to have the option for now though.

[marzent]

I dropped the hook changes part for now...
If legacy state exceptions are supposed to just be unconditionally gone without fallback for API X, this can also be done.

[keysmashes]

I dropped the hook changes part for now...

is the thinking that the problems those changes addressed are now fixed in a different way, or will be fixed with Dawntrail, or something else?

[marzent]

I believe it to be an issue somewhere inside reloaded for stacked hooks; am currently trying to come up with a better solution.

[KazWolfe]

@marzent Is this still applicable?