Add arch-specific provider; remove PunchthroughProvider#806
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This PR removes the last vestiges of the
PunchthroughProvider, moving out architecture-specific register management into its own trait. For now, I've only added support for x86-64's fsbase/gsbase, with platforms deciding which ones they'd like to support and which ones they do not want to support. This slightly expands beyond the only-fsbase behavior that existed in the old code, but acts as a way to improve clarity on usability (indeed, handling these generically will be needed if/when we want a proper WinNT shim, so might as well generalize right now).