Win32: initial support for Windows
This commit brings an initial support for Windows:
* Introduces a Windows-specific`GDBWindowsProcess`
since there's no TTY/PTY support on Windows. It uses pipes
to communicate with MI interface. To separate MI data from
inferior output, it uses `set new-console on` - something that
works only on Windows.
It seems that this is the only way to get GDB/MI working on
Windows.
* Fixed `GDBMIParser` to support CR, LF or CRLF line ends
* Fixed tests to work under Windows, skipping those that cannot.
* Fixed thread creation/termination handling at various places
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