This removes the need to have xxd installed and provides a portable way
to specify the name of the output array (xxd has an `-n` option for
this, but it isn't present in older versions of xxd), which helps reduce
the possibility of symbol conflicts in libretro builds and also prevents
portability issues since the name of xxd's output array depends on the
relative path to the input file, which can break if Meson changes the
structure of the build directory or if the user sets the build directory
to a different location.
Also, this custom executable declares the array as const so that it goes
into the read-only data section of the binary instead of the data
section.
Namely:
- moved raw input states from System to Input
- Input.raw_key_states returns Array<Boolean> now
- the Joystick hash has become an entire module
- added manual input handling for controller buttons
- Raw controller states for both buttons and axes can be polled
- mouse and raw keys are now captured between Input updates
