Implement rendering of mouse cursors #39
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For some reason the smoothed coordinates are not available on the top left corder area of the screen. The normal coordinates work fine, instead.
The cursor is drawn (if it needs to) at the end of each frame, right before copying the changes to the EFB. The small change in SDL_render_ogc.c is needed because we need a specific blending mode to draw the cursor, and the renderer will need to reset it. The SDL_ogccursors.h file contains bitmaps of cursors to use on the Wii. The hand drawing is taken from https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wii_Homebrew_Cursors (all cursors there are under public domain), the arrow cursor has been created by me in inkscape. The files then have been exported in GIMP as C source file and their data pasted into this file.
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+1 one commit to fix an existing issue with the IR reading.