Process platform-specific suffixes immediately

In preferences files, platform-specific versions can be indicated by a
.linux, .windows or .macos suffix on the key name. Previously, these
keys were loaded as normal and then afterwards, all keys were scanned
after loading them and any platform-specific versions replaced the
regular ones.

However, this means that these platform-specific versions get an
unexpected form of priority. Normally, when a single key is set twice,
the latter overrides the first. However, the platform-specific values
could override the regular versions, even when the regular version
occurs later in the file.

This problem was particularly confusing when using the new
platform.local.txt: a regular preference in platform.local.txt did not
override a platform-specific preference in platform.txt.

This commit changes behaviour to process these suffixes directly as they
are read from the preference files. If a suffix for the current platform
is found, the line is processed as if the suffix was not present. If a
suffix for another platform is found, the line is ignored altogether.

This can slightly change the way preferences files are parsed, but as
long as platform-specific preferences are defined after the
corresponding regular preferences, the behaviour should be the same.
Change the MacOS preference suffix to .macosx

Previously, preferences suffixed with .macos were treated specially,
but the default preferences.txt used .macosx.

I couldn't find when or how this was broken exactly - it seems
Processing used .macosx but this code was reimplemented for Arduino in
commit 33f5c53 (Implemented OS specific preferences) using .macos.

The effects of this have not been tested on OSX, but this might fix some
problems caused by wrong defaults on OSX.
Merge pull request #2012 from matthijskooijman/ide-1.5.x-platform-preferences

Fix platform-specific preferences in some cases
Merge branch 'ide-1.5.x' into ide-1.5.x-avr-toolchain-gcc-4.8.1