Overhaul of OS fingerprinting with Recog support

This reimplements much of the OS fingerprinting within the Metasploit Framework. Client-side and server-side fingerprints can now take advantage of [Recog](https://github.com/rapid7/recog) and the Recog-enabled MDM gem. 

The changes are backwards-compatible, but they do change how os_name and os_flavor fields are handled. Previously, an OS match of "Windows XP" would be split into an os_name of "Windows" and an os_flavor of "XP". The new code would treat os_name as "Windows XP" and save os_flavor for the product edition (Home, Pro, etc). This change is cosmetic and mostly transparent given how most callers treat these fields (they merge them together for display).

I think this could just be 
```ruby
return !!(exploit_spec.any? { |spec| client_matches_module_spec?(client_str, spec) })
```