When a small allocation is requested with large alignment, we ignored
the alignment, and as a consequence posix_memalign() or
alloc_phys_contiguous_aligned() could crash when it failed to achieve
the desired alignment. This is not a common case (usually, size >= alignment,
and the new C11 aligned_alloc() even supports only this case), but still
it might happen, and we saw it in cloudius-systems/capstan#75.

When size < alignment, this patch changes the size so we can achieve the
desired alignment. For small alignments, this means setting size=alignment,
so for example to get an alignment of 1024 bytes we need at least 1024-byte
allocation. This is a waste of memory, but as these allocations are rare,
we expect this to be acceptable. For large alignments, e.g., alignment=8192,
we don't need size=alignment but we do need size to be large enough so we'll
use malloc_large() (malloc_large() already supports arbitrarily large
alignments).

This patch also adds test cases to tst-align.so to test alignments larger
than the desired size.

Fixes #271 and cloudius-systems/capstan#75.

Signed-off-by: Nadav Har'El <nyh@cloudius-systems.com>
Signed-off-by: Avi Kivity <avi@cloudius-systems.com>