Refactor core Lua state and add thread safety assertions #5159
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split `CoreDefs.h` from `Core.h` to keep `Core` from being loaded into `RemoteClient`
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This moves the global Lua state from a static global in LuaTools.h to a member variable of the singleton
Core. A public accessor,getLuaState, is added toCoreto provide access. This accessor includes an assertion which guarantees that only threads that hold the core mutex attempt to acquire the core lua state. PassingtruetogetLuaStatewill bypass the assertion; this should only be used in code that is guaranteed to acquire aCoreSuspenderbefore trying to use the acquired Lua state.