Remove obsolete snprintf macros. #1736
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This is a follow-up to #1727. In the past (for example on the 0.27-maintenance branch), it wasn't possible to use
snprintfbecause it caused build failures on Windows. So a few files have defined their ownsnprintfusing macros. Now that we have switched to C++11, I think those macros can be removed.Note: there are a few similar macros in the xmpsdk directory, which I did not touch because I believe that is 3rd party code that we try to leave undisturbed.