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Fixed vita libc definitions
This fixes definitions that were incorrect in my initial PR (#3209). As with the previous one, this relies on open-source newlib implementation and doesn't use Sony internal API's or expose Sony internal data structures.
This fixes:
- fs API that uses `dirent` and stat
- sockets
- pthreads
A couple of explanations
- Unfortunately `dirent` in vita newlib is not very POSIX'y, before `d_name` it has a field with an internal data structure, which is of no use for std (no inodes, no file type inside), so I've just stubbed it as an `__offset`. Also, Vita doesn't expose inodes - `dirent` doesn't have it at all, and in `stat` it is always `0`. I am not sure what would be the best approach here. Maybe I should move the POSIX `dirent` to `generic.rs` and reexpose it in all targets, and redefine it in `vita/mod.rs`?
- All pthread types on Vita are pointers, and the backing data structure is allocated by corresponding init functions, so their sizeof's are all 4. I also changed `pthread_attr_t` and `pthread_rwlockattr_t` to reflect their sizes and not be constant. May be in relation to rust-lang/rust#95496 it would be better to move existing thread definitions to generic, and for vita specifically make them pointer types instead of byte arrays.
The fixes in std will be in rust-lang/rust#111819
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