Feat: One-way TLS transport for the MFC server

Add optional one-way TLS to the MFC server (server/2015Remote) so the device
port can serve both TLS clients and legacy plaintext clients on the same port,
mirroring the Go server.

Server: on a connection's first bytes, sniff for a TLS ClientHello (0x16 0x03
+ handshake type 0x01). When [tls] Enabled=1 and the identity loads, hand the
socket to a short-lived blocking handshake thread (Option A) running Schannel
AcceptSecurityContext, then decrypt on recv and encrypt on send; plaintext
connections replay the sniffed bytes straight into the existing parse path, so
the plaintext code path is otherwise unchanged. The identity is loaded once
from [tls] CertPath/KeyPath as PEM + CNG (PKCS#8) — the same key pair the Go
server uses — and a missing [tls] section, an empty value, or a load failure
leaves plaintext serving intact and fail-closes any TLS ClientHello.

Also fix two transport-reliability bugs that surfaced end-to-end:
- send path: encrypt only the freshly appended plaintext tail and post a
  single IOWrite wake-up guarded by a bSendPending flag, so back-to-back small
  sends (terminal resize -> COMMAND_NEXT -> resize) no longer run concurrent
  WSASends over the same mutable buffer (client saw DecryptMessage failures,
  with WSAGetLastError() = 6001 / ERROR_DECRYPTION_FAILED);
- client Recv: keep the handshake's unconsumed tail bytes in m_raw and drain
  them before the next recv, and log the real SECURITY_STATUS on
  DecryptMessage failure instead of the stale Winsock error.

Co-Authored-By: deepseek-v4-pro

server/2015Remote/IOCPKCPServer.cpp

@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ void IOCPKCPServer::WorkerThread()
                     }
                     if (n > 0&& m_notify) {
                         memcpy(ctx->szBuffer, recvbuf, n);
-                        BOOL ret = ParseReceivedData(ctx, n, m_notify);
+                        BOOL ret = ParseReceivedData(ctx, (PBYTE)ctx->szBuffer, n, m_notify);
                     }
                 } while (n>0);
             }