Willi Ballenthin ec11c61cc7 Add per-DLL declaration catalogs to sigdb ...

The signature database answers only permissive lookups: a name can
match through DLL aliases, name prefixes or another DLL's declaration.
That is useful to format handler arguments, but it cannot tell which
functions a module really declares or whether the generic executor can
run a declaration.

SignatureSource now has iter_functions, which lists the declarations of
one DLL for the architecture in name order, with no aliases, name
prefixes or declarations of other DLLs. SignatureDatabase.get_functions
maps these declarations to their signatures with source precedence and
keeps the map until a source is added. Win32MetadataSource keeps a
per-DLL index so that a listing does not scan the whole table. FuncSig.supports_emulation
tells whether the integer-slot executor can run a declaration. An
explicit empty arch list now means no architecture in lookup as well.
The unified API commit uses these methods to build synthetic export
tables and to gate generic dispatch.

The win32metadata archive is now win32json_signatures.json.gz, so that
its name states its source next to phnt_signatures.json.gz. A source
checkout must run `just gen-signatures` or reinstall to create it.

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gen_phnt_signatures.py

Mark three phnt Rtl functions as x64-only

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gen_win32_signatures.py

Add per-DLL declaration catalogs to sigdb

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win32_overrides.json

Add per-DLL declaration catalogs to sigdb

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