Jeffrey Altman 3fe5572840 roken: Use a common allocator for all windows
Windows applications become very unhappy when memory is allocated
in one module (exe or dll) and deallocated in another.  This is
because each of the C run time library instances uses its own
heap.  Mixing allocating in one heap and deallocating in another
will lead to memory leaks and heap corruption.   For modules that
build against roken avoid this problem by sharing roken's allocator
with the module that uses it.

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