introduce HASHLIB_X86_64_ASM define for inline assembly support#55
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Separate architecture detection (HASHLIB_X86_64) from inline assembly availability (HASHLIB_X86_64_ASM). Delphi compiler only supports inline ASM on Windows, so HASHLIB_X86_64_ASM is gated behind CPUX64 + MSWINDOWS for Delphi, while FPC sets it unconditionally on CPUX64 since it supports ASM on all platforms. All SIMD code and dispatch logic now uses the new define, fixing Delphi Linux x86-64 compilation (E1025 Unsupported language feature: 'ASM').
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Separate architecture detection (HASHLIB_X86_64) from inline assembly availability (HASHLIB_X86_64_ASM). Delphi compiler only supports inline ASM on Windows, so HASHLIB_X86_64_ASM is gated behind CPUX64 + MSWINDOWS for Delphi, while FPC sets it unconditionally on CPUX64 since it supports ASM on all platforms. All SIMD code and dispatch logic now uses the new define, fixing Delphi Linux x86-64 compilation (E1025 Unsupported language feature: 'ASM').
closes #54