Remove COB_NON_ALIGNED and related code #511
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In order to to resolve the problem reported in #508, this pull request focuses on removing support for non-aligned memory access and simplifying the codebase by eliminating related conditional code. The most important changes involve the removal of
COB_NON_ALIGNEDandCOB_SHORT_BORKpreprocessor directives and the associated conditional code blocks.The problem reported in #508 is caused by C macros changing some code due to differences in the CPU architecture of the machines that build opensource COBOL 4J.
While differences of CPU architecture are important in opensource COBOL, they do not need to be considered in opensource COBOL 4J, so the relevant code has been removed.