New symbols, plus fixes #213
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* use conventional generated file banner * protocols live in files with _protocol in the filename * dropped convenience alloc functions * renamed type for protocol wrapper to end with Object instead of Wrapper * ensure protocol wrappers implement the protocol interface * constants with same name as their enum name get K prefix * globbergen finds files by filename now
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This PR is primarily about a new symbolsdb that has a fix to a bug where symbols with the same names were collapsed to one. Resolving this adds 6 new class/prototypes, 14 new constants, and most importantly adds 1,681 missing methods.
A few other fixes are included:
Lastly, the regen in this PR looks like it changed more than it did because the new symbolsdb has a new ordering causing the order of definitions to change. From here regeneration should maintain this order and won't be as significant a diff in the future.