Debugger: Merge redundant memory interfaces#14257
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Description of Changes
Remove MemoryReader, and replace all usages of it with MemoryInterface.
Rationale behind Changes
Less duplication. Also make it so R3000DebugInterface::Read64 sets its valid out parameter properly.
I've removed some alignment checks that seem to no longer be required now that we're using vtlb_memSafeReadBytes.
Suggested Testing Steps
Try parts of the debugger that access memory, make sure they still work.
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No.