hal: Rewrite most of halrmt to become functional and use the query API

[BsAtHome]

This PR is the rewrite of halrmt as required by the HAL updates. It is single-threaded now and supports multiple connections simultaneously. All direct access to HAL's inner workings have been removed and replaced with the HAL query API. The documentation has been updated.

There may still be some things that need be altered. The original code was mostly copied from halcmd and then forced into handling I/O via the network. Some operations do not necessarily benefit from that. As an example, the SET SAVE command may include a filename, but that filename is on the remote computer (where halrmt runs). The SET SAVE command can now run without the filename argument to output over the network connection, but the format is not suitable for putting it back into the network connection. The format does work with halcmd. It is necessary to rework the output so you can do full remote interaction without too many interpretation steps.

There may still be other things lingering. However, this new version is an improvement and at least working, whereas the old version was deemed non-functional.

Note: The halrmc.cc source file is now a C++ file. Recompiling locally after merging may require a make clean or at least the removal of the outdated dependency file(s) that still reference the old halrmc.c C-file. Otherwise a build error will note a missing file that should be missing but still gets referenced by a stale dependency.

[grandixximo]

Verified build (clean, no warnings) and live-tested over TCP: HELLO/ENABLE gating, GET PINS/COMPS/THREADS/LOCK, async LOADRT with delayed ACK, SETP/SETS/NET/NEWSIG/DELSIG, ADDF/DELF, SAVE to connection and file, multi-client concurrency, QUIT, SHUTDOWN exit. All match old protocol semantics. Five small findings inline; none blocking. This is a strict improvement over the old non-functional halrmt.