[GUI] Use wchar_t API explicitly on Windows #2174
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backport of bitcoin#13734 to use the wchar API for windows startup function. This is the first in a long list of upstream PRs that aim to bring full Unicode support to Windows clients as detailed in bitcoin#13869
Also included here is the relevant parts of bitcoin#5793, to use per-network auto startup shortcuts.