Makefile
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- Added the -std=c++17 flag to enable better constexpr support.
- Removed optimizations as the system would crash with them.
  The BlueScreen would show an empty callstack on crashes with -O2, so I guess the problem is the missing ebp or something like that.
- Added qemu-stdio target for easy access to the serial output
  
Changes
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- Removed the Input.h/Input.cc files
- Removed the Queue.h/Queue.cc/Chain.h files
- Many changes to the scheduler (strategy is still round robin):
  - Merged dispatcher into the scheduler (removed Dispatch.h/Dispatch.cc)
  - Scheduler no longer uses queue but vector
  - Scheduler owns threads (no outside references)
  - Threads are addressed by tid from the outside
  - Retrieve threads when killing them
  - Threads are deallocated when killed and not retrieved
  - Scheduler manages blocked threads
- Simplified thread switching by storing registers on the stack (removed ThreadState.h, Thread.inc)

Additions
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- Some stream manipulators for CGA_Stream (color) and OutStream (fixed width)
- Logging with serial port output
- Main menu to start demos
- A very basic system to broadcast keyboard events to threads
- Basic vector and iterator
- Basic unique_ptr
- Basic fixed size array (just a wrapper for C-style arrays)
- Basic dynamic string (heap allocated)

Bugs
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- Can't exit the PCSPKdemo (bluescreen)
- After exiting the VBEdemo the paging isn't reactivated (so the pagefault bluescreen no longer works)
- The PreemptiveThreadDemo LoopThreads can't be exited, the demo can't be launched multiple times
- Tree Allocator (uses a red black tree to find best-fit blocks) crashes when freelist root is removed
- Can't restart the OS (bluescreen)
- Random bluescreens that are hard to pinpoint

Findings
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- Singleton can't have a destructor, as C++ doesn't know how to deinitialize them after program exit.
  This happens because we compile with very limited libraries so "atexit" to register destructors is missing.