addresses must implement a function that returns a struct that is
applicably formattable. particularly because the default Display impl on
primitives is not necessarily desirable, if you want hex. additionally
this allows meaningful Display for complex (eg, not a single primitive)
addresses, such as segmented memory

also expose AddressDisplay to name outside this crate. what an oversight

this makes yaxpeax-arch no_std. generally nothing has changed w.r.t
downstream crates, but a lot to do with colorization has been moved
tweaked to make it no_std-friendly (specifically, allowing `termion` to
be an optional dependency)

this also makes address parsing optional, in the hopes that decode-only
use cases don't need to involve as much machinery when building.