service: aoc: Stub more 13.x functions used by Animal Crossing

core: Reduce unused header includes

Used by Animal Crossing: New Horizons v2.0.0 DLC

Used by Animal Crossing: New Horizons v2.0.0 DLC

service/acc: Rename Unknown160 to InitializeApplicationInfoV2

service: acc: Stub acc:u0 '160'

- Used by Animal Crossing: New Horizons v2.0.0

Since the name is currently unknown, '160' is used as a placeholder.

svc: Correct WaitSynchronization num_handles param type

num_handles is a s32

ShaderCache: Order Phi Arguments from farthest away to nearest.

gl_rasterizer: Remove unused includes

common, result: Implement a subset of std::expected and use it in ResultVal

This is made obsolete by the presence of implicit constructors.

This amends the documentation slightly to reflect the updated interface.

Common::Expected effectively provides the same functions as ResultVal, so we can implement it with this.
This can be replaced with std::expected with minimal effort should it be standardized in the C++ Standard Template Library.

This implementation is based on and is a subset of the proposed implementation of std::expected
https://github.com/TartanLlama/expected/blob/master/include/tl/expected.hpp

Fix memory leak v2

This removes unused includes, especially the core includes which were causing this file to be recompiled every time files included by those headers are modified.

Update translations (2021-11-01)

profile_manager: Resize any image bigger than 256p

emit_spirv_image: Fix depth image implicit lod sample in non-fragment stages

yuzu_cmd, yuzu qt: Use SDL to disable the screen saver

file_sys/ns: Add Brazilian Portuguese to the list of ApplicationLanguage

Disables the screen saver when a game boots using SDL2 so that it works
on any supported platform.

hle/result: Remove cv-qualifiers from Arg in MakeResult

hle/result: Add move assignment operator in ResultVal

gl_device: Force GLASM on NVIDIA drivers 495-496

CMakeLists: Document the /GT compile option

Build System: Build with JCC Erratum Mitigation

It seems that Nintendo finally filled that last empty spot in ApplicationLanguage for a total of 16 supported languages.