Adding memmem() to QB64PE

[Sanmayce]

Over my head, but love the passion!

@a740g @offbyone @rhosigma @smcneill are needed here.

Yeah, can we get a laymen's description of this, for us mere mortals? 

memmem is a command similar to strstr -- its purpose is to look for a str (string) inside a str (string).  (Thus the name strstr.)  memmem is basically supposed to look for a mem block inside a mem block.

The QB64PE version of these commands would basically be INSTR and _INSTRREV.

All the above is basically just a spam-type plug saying, "WE HAS THE BETTER STUFFS!!", all without ever actually sharing any code, libraries, or compilable examples where a person can test for themselves to see if the "better stuffs" is actually better or not.

https://github.com/Sanmayce/Railgun  <-- Even if you follow this link to the github, all you'll find there is one whole file for the entire github...  README.md.

Yeppers!!  Just a readme text file, with the *exact* same contents as what was posted above.  Once again, there is no code, libraries, or anything compilable or studyable at the site. 

So TLDR; --> Basically just consider all the bluster above to be a spam bot at work and ignore it.  There's really nothing of substance to see here.

The sourcecode is at releases section:
https://github.com/Sanmayce/Railgun/releases

And the benchmark is fully reproducible!

> Yeppers!!  Just a readme text file, with the *exact* same contents as what was posted above.  Once again, there is no code, libraries, or anything compilable or studyable at the site. 

Lies, lies, and since when a single function needs a library
I cannot believe how hateful and stupid things you said, a super moderator - you are not.