Previously the worker thread was constructed before the queue was, leading to
unfortunate race conditions. This fixes that, along with unrelated minor cleanup.
This involves a few changes. The first changes involve
allocating GameWindow and WorkContext on the heap, so that
RWGame still owns them but chooses when they're freed.
The work queue is given a method to stop the worker thread
without destroying the work context, so that subsystems
relying on the work context may still function to shut down.
Then RWGame is rearranged to cleanup separate subsystems
in an order that does not conflict (i.e., stop the work queue,
shut down other subsystems, then the renderer, *then* the window.)
The window needs to be cleaned up *after* the renderer because it
owns the OpenGL context.
This moves the object rendering logic into ObjectRenderer. This makes
GameRenderer a bit smaller.
There are some rendering logic decisions that haven't been brought
back yet since they may be better placed elsewhere.
