Add support for Delphi 10 Seattle to 10.3 Rio; restore removed highlighters - #1

This PR extends compiler support from 10.4+ down to Delphi 10 Seattle and
restores the highlighters that were dropped when the Omni highlighter was
introduced. The commits are independent — if you only want some of them, I am
happy to split the PR.

Commit 1 — Restore removed highlighters

Re-adds SynHighlighterAsmMASM, SynHighlighterECMAScript,
SynHighlighterGLSL, SynHighlighterGo, SynHighlighterZPL and the
SynHighlighterHashEntries helper unit (taken from the pre-removal state of
the code base), including their SynEditStrConst constants, designtime
registration and runtime package entries for all four package sets.

Commit 2 — Delphi 10 Seattle to 10.3 Rio

All changes are guarded with {$IF CompilerVersion >= NN}, so 10.4+ compiles
exactly as before. Highlights:

• 10.3 Rio: Screen.DefaultPixelsPerInch → USER_DEFAULT_SCREEN_DPI
  (same pattern already used elsewhere in the code base),
  TControl.ClientToScreen(TRect) overload, per-control StyleServices(Self).
• 10.2 Tokyo: inline variable declarations (8 sites) rewritten as classic
  var blocks; guarded the DPI overloads of DrawElement, the GetCurrentPPI
  override and GetSystemMetricsForDPI.
• 10.1 Berlin: TThread.ForceQueue falls back to TThread.Queue;
  SynHighlighterManager uses the existing CurrentPPI compatibility helper
  from SynEditTypes.
• 10 Seattle: TStrings.Options/Updating/TrailingLineBreak fallbacks;
  ChangeScale without isDpiChange; explicit TRect→TRectF conversions
  (no implicit operator yet); Seattle's Winapi.D2D1 declares
  IDWriteLocalizedStrings.FindLocaleName(var localeName: WCHAR) instead of
  PWideChar; guarded TStringList.UseLocale; the char helper does not
  resolve on indexed PWideChar expressions (fixed with a Char() cast);
  TParallel.&For overload resolution via a typed local closure.

New package folders RAD Studio 10.0 … RAD Studio 10.3 contain dpk files
with fixed LIBSUFFIX (230/240/250/260); the IDE generates the dproj when
opening the dpk.

Commit 3 — Fix EListError in TSynHashEntryList on Win64

This one belongs to the restored SynHighlighterHashEntries and cannot be
submitted separately, since the unit does not exist on master.

The list declared Get/Put/Items with an Integer index. TList.Items
is declared Items[Index: NativeInt] since Delphi 12, so on Win64 the
redeclaration no longer fully hides the inherited property: a Cardinal
argument — which the Asm highlighters pass as their hash value — binds to
TList.Items, because Cardinal → NativeInt is lossless while
Cardinal → Integer is not. The inherited setter does not grow the list, so
the very first keyword raises EListError: List index out of bounds. Win32
is unaffected, both signatures are identical there.

The index type is switched conditionally: an unconditional NativeInt is
itself ambiguous on 11.3 and older (E2251).

Commit 4 — Add SynEditWildcardSearch to the 10.x runtime packages

SynEditWildcardSearch sits in Source but is not listed in any package, so
it is never built or registered. The new 10.x packages introduced by this PR
now contain it. The same entry for the existing 10.4–13.0 packages is a
separate PR, so that this one only touches the folders it adds.

Verified builds (command line, -B)

SynHighlighterHashEntries additionally built for Win32 and Win64 on 13.1.

Behavioural notes on the old versions

• On 10.1 TThread.Queue replaces ForceQueue (UI Automation notifications
  may run synchronously when raised from the main thread).
• On Seattle TStringList.UseLocale := False is not available for the Omni
  highlighter keyword lists (sorting falls back to locale-aware comparison).
• Per-monitor DPI awareness remains limited by what the RTL/VCL of each
  version provides.

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