stage1: Expand SysV C ABI support for small structs

While the SysV ABI is not that complicated, LLVM does not allow us
direct access to enforce it. By mimicking the IR generated by clang,
we can trick LLVM into doing the right thing. This involves two main
additions:

1. `AGG` ABI class
This is not part of the spec, but since we have to track class per
eightbyte and not per struct, the current enum is not enough. I
considered adding multiple classes like: `INTEGER_INTEGER`,
`INTEGER_SSE`, `SSE_INTEGER`. However, all of those cases would trigger
the same code path so it's simpler to collapse into one. This class is
only used on SysV.

2. LLVM C ABI type
Clang uses different types in C ABI function signatures than the
original structs passed in, and does conversion. For example, this
struct: `{ i8, i8, float }` would use `{ i16, float }` at ABI boundaries.
When passed as an argument, it is instead split into two arguments `i16`
and `float`. Therefore, for every struct that passes ABI boundaries we
need to keep track of its corresponding ABI type. Here are some more
examples:

```
| Struct             | ABI equivalent |
| { i8, i8, i8, i8 } | i32            |
| { float, float }   | double         |
| { float, i32, i8 } | { float, i64 } |
```

Then, we must update function calls, returns, parameter lists and inits
to properly convert back and forth as needed.

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