Henrik Gramner fa3cac516c Windows Unicode support
Windows, unlike most other operating systems, uses UTF-16 for Unicode strings while x264 is designed for UTF-8.

This patch does the following in order to handle things like Unicode filenames:
* Keep strings internally as UTF-8.
* Retrieve the CLI command line as UTF-16 and convert it to UTF-8.
* Always use Unicode versions of Windows API functions and convert strings to UTF-16 when calling them.
* Attempt to use legacy 8.3 short filenames for external libraries without Unicode support.
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