Replace cstr16! with a declarative macro
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Instead of importing the `cstr16` proc macro from `uefi_macros`, add a new declarative macro. This makes use of the new `ucs2::ucs2_cstr` declarative macro, so bump the minimum version of `ucs2` to 0.3.3.
This is replaced by a new `cstr16` declarative macro in the `uefi` crate.
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Add a new declarative macro that makes use of the
ucs2::ucs2_cstrmacro. Drop the proc macro fromuefi_macros. For users of theuefiAPI there should be no change, just a different implementation behind the scenes.Checklist