Allow memset fallback to non SIMD implementation on x86 - #940
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This should allow edit running on Intel 80486, pays homage to the classic processor, but with a modern editor.
See also: AOSC-Dev/aosc-os-abbs#17339
Tested with 86box emulated Pentium P54C running Afterglow OS.