Resetting it results in position discontinuity. With frequent
SetFrequency() calls, this produces audible crackling. The issue
affects pedestrian voices in GTA: San Andreas.

This lets the compiler check that the format and argument sizes match.

In the current implementation, the main UI will be blocked after
the uninstaller is launched. So using MsgWaitForMultipleObjects()
to wait the process and process new messages from GUI. Also popup
a message dialog while trying to launch multiple uninstallers.

Move away from using the sub_resource_created callback to do this.

This is also a step away from using the create_swapchain_texture callback.

Renamed from d3d9_surface_init() accordingly.

Using the IWineDXGIDeviceParent::swapchain_texture_created() callback.

dxgi: Introduce IWineDXGIDeviceParent::register_swapchain_texture() and use it in IDXGIDevice::CreateSurface().

Instead of having d3d11 create the wined3d texture, create it in dxgi instead,
and let d3d11 create a d3d_texture2d object to wrap it.

This is a step towards getting rid of the create_swapchain_texture() callback,
which is mildly difficult to work with and conceptually complex.

Analogous to 44c9ea50.

In the previous test the same address was always returned for data,
hinting that the tests might have been succeding just because of some
aliasing reason. The new tests show that this is not the case:
even when transferring data through another throw-away surface,
changes are seen and recorded independently of the locking flags.