Now we can call functions that need to access GPU resources explicitly
on the draw thread.

This lets us get rid of m_autorelease and m_destroy and we’ll be able
to implement init_game/init_draw later, for stuff that must happen
on the render thread.

Controller::WasKeyReleasedThisFrame() is now keyboard->key_released() so
there is usually no need for a controller. They will completely disappear
when joystick axis binding has been ported to InputDevice.

Most input and GUI files are now in a common ui/ directory. The platform/
directory is no longer, as everythyng was moved to application/ or ui/.

In particular, get rid of the enum magic; we can use map<string,int> if we
really need some named enums. Which we usually don’t.

The scene now owns its renderer, so there is no need to keep a list
of existing renderers and to call Renderer::Get().

This was not a very smart class. We replace it with a bidirectional map.

Let’s be honest, I’m never gonna use it in its current form.

We used to have lol::map::empty() to empty maps, but in std::map
this method is called clear(). It sounds safe to harmonise between
our types and have lol::array::clear() too.