Upgrade the maximum number of SFX instruments permitted #406
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Using a 16-bit offset allows for up to 128 SFX instruments to run at once. The only reason why more isn't permitted is because $80 and up are used for noise. This commit closes #80.
Because this can also end up in the bleeding-edge branch, which has categorized changelogs because they can be larger, this branch will also have them on hand. Plus, I need to individually add them on to the others, which will have the same situation with their changelog entries.
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Using a 16-bit offset allows for up to 128 SFX instruments to run at once. The
only reason why more isn't permitted is because $80 and up are used for noise.
This merge request closes #80.