Use FormatMessage to get the message for the Win32 error.

Don't hold locks while forwarding messages, instead rely on the
reference count. This prevents some really fun deadlocks from
occuring.

Just to be cautious, since it reads 4 bytes it should stop trying at
EOF-3. Also be more strict with the return values.

rpcrt4: Add a reference to the binding object in I_RpcNegotiateTransferSyntax and release the reference in I_RpcFreeBuffer.

This is needed because a context binding handle could be released on 
unmarshall, but it still needs to stay valid until the binding handle is 
no longer being used.

Re-use the previously unused RPCRT4_ExportBinding function as 
RPCRT4_AddRefBinding and rename RPCRT4_DestroyBinding to 
RPCRT4_ReleaseBinding to show that it's purpose is to release a 
reference count and destroy if necessary, not always destroy.

rpcrt4: Improve trace in RPCRT4_find_interface to print the interface identifier data as well as the object guid.

In particular, don't allow them after cpp_quote and without a statement.

Update the rules for importlib, library definition, dispinterface 
definition, interface definition, coclass definition and module 
definition to optionally allow a semicolon postfix.

Call pop_import from the parser instead of the lexer to ensure that 
pop_import is only called after the last statement in the imported file 
has been parsed.