Speed up vkGet{Instance,Device}ProcAddr lookups - #1991
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Benchmarked against the pre-change baseline: typical and late-position lookups are 20-70x faster, and unknown-name (miss) lookups - the most common real-world case when probing for unsupported extensions - are 10-70x faster. The only downside is a small, fixed regression (a few ns, still under 20ns) for the single name that happened to be first in each function's original if-chain, due to the fixed cost of hashing the query string. Fixes KhronosGroup#1631
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Benchmarked against the pre-change baseline: typical and late-position lookups are 20-70x faster, and unknown-name (miss) lookups - the most common real-world case when probing for unsupported extensions - are 10-70x faster. The only downside is a small, fixed regression (a few ns, still under 20ns) for the single name that happened to be first in each function's original if-chain, due to the fixed cost of hashing the query string.
Fixes #1631