Add libcxx tests for map

Added mockups in CMakeFiles
Files copied from:
https://github.com/llvm-mirror/libcxx/commit/78d6a7767

bump Valgrind version to newest pmem-3.15

use old vcpkg for pmdk build to work properly

It's a workaround, until vcpkg issue is fixed:
https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/issues/11096

Containers: handle exceptions in destructors

Handle possible exceptions in destructor to avoid crash
Add tests for free data function

string swap implementation

swap method for pmem::obj:basic_string and tests for it

Update maintainer of deb package.

Fix hash_map doc_snippet

basic_string: optimize move ctor and assignment

- catch exceptions on open to avoid closing not opened pool
- add info about required pmempool command

Until now, move ctor and assignment made unnecessary copies when
non_sso was used. Fix that by just moving non_sso_data.

Example: Missing exception handling in Panaconda

Add missing catch clause to handle transaction_error

tests: change sizeof(&tls->local()) to sizeof(tls->local())

The idea is to persist tls->local() variable, not the pointer to
it.

contigous_iterator: make operator[] take signed integral instead

of unsigned.

The reason is that Windows cannot decide for a call like this:

`it[0] = 10`

whether to use:
* operator[](unsigned) -- one conversion from signed to unsigned
* operator T*() and then build in operator[](signed) -- one conversion

Example: Handle exceptions in panaconda example

Update readme

Add try-catch clauses to avoid throwing
exceptions from destructors

Example: Handle exceptions in pman example

Handle exceptions at pool close

Add try-catch clause in destructor

Add some exception handling for closing and assignments

Documentation update for pool header

vector, segment_vector: optimize clear() and erase() for trivial-types

Add missing information about exceptions

Example: Handle exceptions in pmpong example

perist() was missing.

Add try-catch clauses to avoid throwing
exceptions from destructors

replace it with std::is_trivially_destructible which is narrower but
that's fine - it means that earlier, for some types we would not call
destructors explicitly and now we will (but they will do nothing).

do not snapshot all erased elements if the are at the end.