Make some new libctru types opaque #218
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This fixes an issue where Rust doesn't allow `#[repr(packed)]` structs to transitively contain `#[repr(align)]` structs due to differing behavior between gcc and msvc toolchains.
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A new version of libctru was released a few days ago and it added some structs that
bindgenends up choking on. It turns out that Rust doesn't allow#[repr(packed)]structs to transitively contain#[repr(align)]structs due to differing behavior between gcc and msvc toolchains. There is an RFC in the works to find a long-term solution to this issue, but in the meantime we can work around the problem by just treating the problematic types as opaque blobs of bytes.