Replace locking primitives with standard library equivalents#252
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This is a mechanical change, simply replacing dropping slim_mutex, slim_lock_guard, and slim_condition_variable with the standard library equivalents.
(Fun fact: std::mutex is implemented using SRWLock under the covers)