This accounts for DMA stealing cycles from the CPU whenever the CPU
triggers a DMA (does not affect H/V blank or sound DMAs).
Works by moving the CPU to a PAUSED state where the cycles are accounted
for, reusing a similar mechanism for HALT/STOP.
Fixes a couple of games, notably GTA that has a DMA/IRQ race condition
(likely a bug really) if cycles are grossly miscalculated.
It should not happen since the magic value and version would normally
discard incompatible savestates, however it's preferrable to check
before loading the state (it's just some minor sanity check).
This uses BSON as savestate format, to allow external tools to parse it
(so that we can add proper test of the states). The BSON is not 100%
correct according to spec (no ordered keys) but can be parsed by most
libraries.
This fixes also a bug in the savestate palette color recalculation that
was wrongly overwritting the original palette (which could cause some
problems on some games).
Also fixes some potential issues by serializing some more stuff and
cleans up unused stuff.
Testing shows that states look good and there's only minor differences
in audio ticks, related to buffer sizes (since buffer flushes are
de-synced from video frames due to different frequency).
David Guillen Fandos