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Update XSTR_SIZE to 1859
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* Remove unneeded comment on U and V axis. (Comments there are for original axis XSTR indices) * Fix UI issue where bound button message did not display which controller it belonged to * Removed unused extern reference of Joy_button_text
* Reorder hat position labels to match SDL order (christian cross -> clockwise)
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Adds two axes, U and V, to joysticks.
A handful of popular joysticks are going beyond the old 6 axis and 32 button limits, to which FSO just flat out ignores even though SDL2 can support it.
Axis limits are based on Windows Direct X limits.
These changes shouldn't internal control vector sizes, but I'd feel more comfortable if somebody is able to test them.