If an application switches between render targets of a different size, but
with the same depth/stencil surface it'll typically clear the depth/stencil
surface before drawing. However, in case of the smaller render target that
wouldn't be a full clear, so we'd have to do a depth copy if we also switched
between onscreen and offscreen rendering. Keeping track of which part of the
depth/stencil surface is current for onscreen/offscreen allows us to avoid
most of these kinds of copies. The current scheme requires the current/dirty
rectangle to have an origin at (0,0). This could be extended to an arbitrary
rectangle, but the bookkeeping becomes somewhat more complex in that case, and
it's not clear that there would be much of a benefit at this point.

As spotted by Christoph Hohmann.

winex11: Make the cursor window global instead of per-thread, and send it a message when the cursor changes.

File costing can't be done correctly on upgrades unless we know
which files are going to be overwritten.

Fixes a regression caused by 0d770c96.

This is to avoid ERROR_INSTALL_ALREADY_RUNNING errors on Windows.

So we can distinguish a zero-sized file from a file that doesn't exist.

wineps.drv: MM_ISOTROPIC and MM_ANISOTROPIC should also have inverted y-transforms (even if the page -> device mapping results in a negative y-scale).

kernel32: Merge the insertion and non-insertion codepaths in the format_message helper together to share common functionality.

kernel32: Process CRLF escape sequences in normal insert sequence processing path in FormatMessageA/W.

And compile with -DWINE_NO_UNICODE_MACROS.

wined3d: Check if the depth/stencil surface has any valid location at the start of surface_load_ds_location().