Replace the confusing collection of Windows DCERPC string handling

functions with something a little less confusing.

We now have two sets of functions to dissect strings:

 - dissect_ndr_wchar_array() which dissects NDR arrays of wide characters
   (uint32, uint32, uint32, buffer)

 - dissect_ndr_counted_string() which dissects a "counted string"
   (uint16, uint16, pointer to array of wchar)

There are three contexts for dissecting counted strings:

 1. "in-line" using dissect_ndr_counted_string()
 2. as a callback to dissect_ndr_pointer()
 3. as a callback to dissect_ndr_pointer_cb()

Context 2 is used when you have a pointer to a counted string.
Context 3 is when you wish to perform some special processing with the
returned string.

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