GCMemcardUtils: Make use of std::span where applicable #11909
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Generifies bits of the interface so that some functions aren't explicitly tied down to only using std::vector.
We can make a small alias that gets rid of the need to repeat the long constant.
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Generifies bits of the interface so that some functions aren't explicitly tied down to only using std::vector.
While we're in the area, we can tidy up the EnumMap definitions in the GCMemcardManager so that there's no duplication of the constant name over and over.