implement h_free_aligned_sized from the C standard & fixes align_val_t delete functions#313
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This pull request implements the standard h_free_aligned_sized and wires the existing C++ align_val_t delete functions through h_free_aligned_sized.
Existing align_val_t delete functions don't properly consider the alignment parameter, and valid delete calls can fail with "sized deallocation mismatch". This fixes it.