Add "Assemble" action to the context menu of the "Assembly" window or tab

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The "Assemble" context menu command allows PCSX-Redux users to edit any MIPS instruction and change it to whatever other instruction that he or she wants without having to use the Memory Editor at all and by using the MIPS Assembly Language instead of dealing with 8 digits hexadecimal numbers and in little endian instead of big endian!

Right now PCSX-Redux users must use a MIPS Assembler software that is not part of PCSX-Redux and code the new instruction with the Memory Editor as an inconvenient workaround.

Using the "Assemble" context menu command will be much more convenient than the mentioned workaround above.

I have found something that may help you implementing this Assemble feature. I highly recommend you to take a look or a glance or a gaze at this one https://github.com/nayefc/mips-assembler

There is no need to compile and build the source code at all. You can just use the source code that assembles a given MIPS instruction as an arbitrary string to machine code as a single word and give credits to the person or people who made, published and uploaded this source code but first of all you must read the license agreements and ask him or her or them for permissions whether or not you are allowed to and can do this first of all.

If both safe mode is enabled and the core is running then PCSX-Redux must show a proper error message box as described on the safe mode feature request here.