Optimizations used in HLSL legalization now sweep away unused types.

- correct inheritence (or not) of the right XFB buffer
- compute implicit stride (fixes #1212)
- semantic check block-member redeclarations
- inherit stride from a member

- fixes #1209, addresses most of #1187
- only query feature availability on seeing the feature
  (was doing it for every single token)
- correct case-sensitive checks for multi-character suffixes

- partially addresses #1209 and #1187
- only query 64-bit extension on seeing use of a 64-bit literal
  (was doing it for every single token)
- correct HLSL acceptance of 64-bit literal syntax (still an int though)
- error on overflow of 32-bit literal type

Update known good spirv-tools. Fixes issue #1205.

The grammar for no semicolon and no object name for cbuffer/tbuffer
was correct, but the production still skipped the anonymous declarations
if an identifier followed.

HLSL: Fix possibly incorrect type conversion in Store2-3-4

This is to create more stable test results.

This allow for propagation through structs with dynamically indexed
arrays. This supports recent removal of non-io struct flattening.

Set type to r-value resulting from indexing vector, to prevent
float->uint conversion when source is already uint. Resulting
OpConvertFToU would otherwise fail validation because source is
already uint.
For LoadN, incorrect uint->float->uint can be avoided; fixing
potential truncation of big integer values.

compile error fix for g++ 5.4.0

Fix compilation error under g++ 5.4.0.

The memory model group agreed to these definitions for how
to map GLSL barrier, memoryBarrier, etc. With HLSL following suit.

Update spirv-tools known-good.

Fixes #1188.

SPV: Implement XFB

Also, only emit this XFB information where the SPIR-V spec says
it should be emitted: essentially, on objects.

This and the previous commit together fix #1185.

Add implementation of SPV_EXT_fragment_fully_covered

This implementation uses the GLSL extension
GL_NV_conservative_raster_underestimation to generate the new SPIR-V
FullyCoveredEXT built in.