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[svrplus] svrplus.c: On ARM64 Windows 11, install for i386, arm64, an…
…d arm64ec. On Windows 10, only install for amd64 if using build 21277 or later, since that's when amd64 emulation was added. Fixes #398: Installing on ARM64 shows an error that the AMD64 version of the DLL couldn't be registered Reported by @kristibektashi.
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Actually, I was using build 22621 when I saw the error. The AMD64 version shouldn't be registered at all on ARM64 because the ARM64EC version substitutes it entirely (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/arm/arm64ec). I also believe that build 21262 (a leaked build) first added ARM64EC support alongside x64 emulation, not 22000 or 21277.
On that note: ARM32 support was removed in build 25905, so the ARM32 DLL shouldn't be registered from that build onwards.