Update module versions and remove some overlay ports.#150
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Previously we used overlay ports for memory allocator packages to include some patches and the PIX runtime as it was not available upstream. All packages have now been updated upstream, so there is no need to resort to custom ports. Especially the PIX runtime port now downloads the NuGet package, where before we built the official repository. This repository contained several Visual Studio solutions and projects, which confused the IDE and caused it to frequently lose the currently selected configuration preset, requiring frequent restarts of the IDE. Fortunately this no longer happens after this PR.
The spdlog package has been updated to version 1.15.3. We still use an overlay port here, as the official port does not allow to use
std::formatfor compatibility reasons.