crypt32: Let CRYPT_AsnDecodeArrayNoAlloc calculate array size rather than requiring every caller to do so.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding CTL entry attributes rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding cert policy qualifiers rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding basic constraints' subtrees rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding policy qualifier notice numbers rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding CTL extensions rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding CTL entries rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding CMS message signers rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding name constraints' excluded subtrees rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding name constraints' permitted subtrees rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding CMS message CRLs rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding CMS message certs rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding PKCS attribute values rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding CRL extensions rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding CRL entry extensions rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding cert extensions rather than assuming a particular alignment.

crypt32: Explicitly pass array pointer when decoding CRL entries rather than assuming a particular alignment.

Handles are initialized when they're allocated.

Consistently use the stateblock's contained states to determine what to apply.