TRACE: make sb-debug:arg available to all options.

Not all options which evaluated forms had sb-debug:arg working.

Fixes lp#1357826.
Solve GC issues caused by interrupt handling.

Neither of the alloc_ functions in alloc.c are GC safe, which could be
fixed on x86oids, but is a bit more harder on precise GC platforms.
The most often used function, alloc_sap, can actually be removed,
because the sap can be stack allocated, since it's used for handling
interrupts.
sb-bsd-sockets: disable IPv6 tests on win32.
IPv6 is not implemented on windows.

Closes lp#1386761.
Improve MAKE-LOAD-FORM-SAVING-SLOTS on STRUCTURE-OBJECT.

- use simpler code than SLOT-SETTER-LAMBDA-FORM.
- use a trick based on :SB-JUST-DUMP-IT-NORMALLY if it can be
  shown to have identical behavior to a user's MAKE-LOAD-FORM.
  This occurs when and only when the user's code is
  MAKE-LOAD-FORM-SAVING-SLOTS for all slots.

A consequence of the second point is that the first only matters
when a :SLOT-NAMES argument excludes some slots. Creating large trees
of constant data, such as needed by cl-protobufs, by setting a single
variable to a structure computed through macros expanding to
(DEFVAR *A-BIG-SCHEMA* #S(SCHEMA ....)) now compiles in a fraction of
the time it used to. [The downloadable version of cl-protobufs
uses STANDARD-OBJECT, making this patch inapplicable though]

A test comprised of one DEFVAR initialized to '#.(COMPUTE-THINGS)
where COMPUTE-THINGS returned a list of 10,000 instances of a
structure of 6 slots was sped up thusly:
 Test              |  Fasl size |  Compile   |  Load
 ------------------|------------|------------|--------
 baseline          |  17,504 KB |  83 sec    | .26 sec
 simplified sexprs |  16,311 KB |  45 sec    | .17 sec
 FOP-based dumping |   1,858 KB |   0.26 sec | .02 sec