File::getContainerForSecurityApplicationGroupIdentifier will return the
path to a container which is shared between all apps using the specified
app group ID. This might be useful if you need to share resources
between a standalone app and an AUv3 plugin, for example.

The previous implementation would fail to open directories with names
that contained spaces, as the space would be escaped and then quoted.

I don't think it's particularly meaningful to supply parameters when
opening a file in this way (especially not quoting the parameters too!)
so I've removed that functionality.

This behaves a lot like jassert, but will never emit unused-variable
warnings.

See BREAKING-CHANGES.txt for more details.

The previously used getUserDefaultUILanguage() was based on the deprecated
LCID/LANGID concept. It had an increasing number of corner cases as not
every locale had associated LCIDs. The new solution is based on locale
names (string based) and will return reasonable names in more situations.

This fixes warnings that are emitted when building with the `-analyze`
flag enabled.

When passing in valid data with zero size, replaceWith() will do nothing and leave the MemoryBlock in its previous state which may be unexpected. replaceAll() will reset the MemoryBlock and resize it to 0