Check for resource leaks on Shutdown() to help users #799
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Adds an instance count to the main types users allocate and destroy through our external API.
On calling Shutdown(), if any count is non zero it will say the count and type of what hasn't been cleaned up.
Will also say if Shutdown() hasn't been called.
Also adds a check on process exit that Shutdown() is called. If not, will give an error message and abort the process.
This should help users more easily write correct code. Trivial to extend to more types, just add to the type list and inherit from LeakChecked.
Example output: