gdbserver: better handling for missing argument values

By passing ':' within the optstring to getopt_long, the getopt_long
call will now return ':' for missing value errors and '?' for unknown
argument errors, rather than returning '?' for all error types.

We can now print a different error message for missing argument
values.  For example:

  $ gdbserver --debug-file :54321 /tmp/hello
  Missing argument value for: --debug-file

Compared to:

  $ gdbserver --unknown :54321 ~/tmp/hello.x
  Unknown argument: --unknown

Current HEAD gdbserver treats every error as the 'Unknown argument'
error.

While I was messing with the code that prints these error messages,
I've wrapped then with _(...) to allow for internationalisation.

Approved-By: Tom Tromey <tom@tromey.com>

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