Multi Context

Add missing semi-colon to README sample code

* Added a bool to sbyte Utils convertor

As an attempt to avoid using any MarshalAs attribute for .Net Framework support this Utils method will take in a bool value and return a 1 for true or 0 for false sbyte.

* Changed all bool "MarshalAs" types to sbytes

Changed all previous BOOL types with "MarshalAs" attributes to SBYTEs and changed all the setters of them to use the Utils.BoolToSignedByte() convertor method.

* Fixed Utils bool convertor & added sbyte to bool

Improved the Utils bool convertor just casting an sbyte value to get rid of the unneeded sbyte array and added an sbyte to bool convertor to convert back the way to a C# bool assuming any positive value above 0 is a bool and no bools are packed in the single byte integer.

* bool to & from sbyte conversions via properties

All 1byte bools are now handled where they "sit", via public properties which perform the conversions to keep all external data able to communicate as it did before.

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- sealed some classes not intended to be extended

- Sanity checking that weights are not disposed when creating a context from them
 - Further simplified `Utils.InitLLamaContextFromModelParams`

The biggest single change is renaming `LLamaModel` to `LLamaContext`

Improved `NativeApi` file a bit

- Added some more comments
 - Modified `llama_tokenize` to not allocate
 - Modified `llama_tokenize_native` to take a pointer instead of an array, allowing use with no allocations
 - Removed GgmlInitParams (not used)

Minor quantizer improvements

Add native logging output

- Rewritten `LLamaFtype` parsing to support any substring which uniquely matches a single enum variant

Fix serialization error due to NaN

Fixed `ToLlamaContextParams` using the wrong parameter for `use_mmap`

Utils Cleanup

Access to IModelParamsExtensions

fix: antiprompt does not work in stateless executor.

- Added disposal check into `SafeLLamaContextHandle`

- Also refactored it to return an `int[]` instead of an `IEnumerable<int>`, solving the "multiple enumeration" problems at the source!