kernel - VM rework part 7 - Initial vm_map_backing index

kernel - VM rework part 7 - Initial vm_map_backing index

* Implement a TAILQ and hang vm_map_backing structures off
  of the related object.  This feature is still in progress
  and will eventually be used to allow pmaps to manipulate
  vm_page's without pv_entry's.

  At the same time, remove all sharing of vm_map_backing.
  For example, clips no longer share the vm_map_backing.  We
  can't share the structures if they are being used to
  itemize areas for pmap management.

  TODO - reoptimize this at some point.

  TODO - not yet quite deterministic enough for pmap
	 searches (due to clips).

* Refactor vm_object_reference_quick() to again allow
  operation on any vm_object whos ref_count is already
  at least 1, or which belongs to a vnode.  The ref_count
  is no longer being used for complex vm_object collapse,
  shadowing, or migration code.

  This allows us to avoid a number of unnecessary token
  grabs on objects during clips, shadowing, and forks.

* Cleanup a few fields in vm_object.  Name TAILQ_ENTRY()
  elements blahblah_entry instead of blahblah_list.

* Fix an issue with a.out binaries (that are still supported but
  nobody uses) where the object refs on the binaries were not
  being properly accounted for.