Globals still present on spice-server

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Hi,
  time ago we started the work to place all globals inside RedsState.

There are still some globals left:

- dcc-encoders.c:
  - glz_dictionary_list and glz_dictionary_list_lock
    Not a big issue, perhaps they should be stored inside RedClient to avoid the
    global
- display-channel.c and image-cache.c:
  - image_surfaces_ops and image_cache_ops
    These should IMHO be constant, no reason to have them variable
- event-loop.c:
  - event_loop_core
    This is used for writing only by tests, can be constant
- inputs-channel.c:
  - key_modifiers_timer
    This should be in RedsState... somehow
- pixmap-cache.c:
  - pixmap_cache_list, cache_lock
    Similar to dcc-encoders.c usage, could be in RedClient, not an issue
- reds.c:
  - lock_count
    See patch that remove it
  - lock_cs
    This is fine to be global however in theory is initialized for every
    SpiceServer which is a bug
  - servers
    Fine to be a global, but should be protected by a mutex
  - allowed (static inside reds_update_client_mouse_allowed)
    shouldn't be hard to turn to a RedsState field
  - core_public and core_interface_adapter
    Should be possible to have different one for each SpiceServer,
    not easy to do
- red-worker.c:
  - worker_source_funcs
    GLib requires to be no const but shouldn't be modified once
    initialized once
- smartcard.c:
  - g_smartcard_readers and g_smartcard_channel
    Should be removed... somehow
- sound.c:
  - workers
    mainly per RedClient, there are thread issues, list should be protected
- spicevmc.c:
  - id (static in spicevmc_device_connect)
    I don't think is a big issue, even considering possible thread issues
- sw-canvas.c:
 - sw_canvas_ops
   Modified only at startup, then constant, not a problem


Patches welcome.

Frediano
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