[MERGE] trace.debug_memory() for Win32

[John Arbash Meinel]

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Since I've been working on win32 a bit, I've been missing the ability to
use "-Dmemory" to get a measurement of the peak memory consumption.

So I tracked down an appropriate win32 api, and wrote something up. No
specific tests, but I did test that the win32process code and the ctypes
code end up with the same values.

It is a pretty minimal output, but it seems to have the info that I
would be interested in.

John
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