Windows: When using "Create shortcut", use the game's icon instead of PPSSPP's #19138
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… PPSSPP's. Since on Windows, shortcuts can't embed icons, we first save the game's icon .png as an .ico in the SAVESTATE folder (there might be a better place, but it also doesn't seem worth it to create a new folder for this). Part of #10885 (Android functionality still missing, for example).
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On the game info screen (rightclick or long press a game on the main screen) there's a Create Shortcut button, which does that but previously used PPSSPP's icon. Now it'll be the game's icon (squished into a square by Windows).
Since on Windows, shortcuts can't embed icons, we first save the game's icon .png as an .ico in the SAVESTATE folder (there might be a better place, but it also doesn't seem worth it to create a new folder for this).
Part of #10885 (Android functionality still missing, for example).