D3D11: Fix constant position code for good

I had forgotten how constants worked when compiled; constants are
uploaded as constant registers.  When constants are used with shaders,
multiple constants are often packed in to a single register when
possible to reduce constant register count.

For example, one 'float' constant and one 'float3' constant will be
packed in to a single register (c0.x for constant 1, c0.yzw for constant
2), but two 'float' constants and one 'float3' constant must inhabit two
registers (c0.xy for constant 1, c1.xyz for constant 2), so it must
start on a new register boundry (every 16 bytes).

I had first instinctively thought it was just a simple case of
alignment like it is on the CPU, but then I realized that it didn't
sound right, so I went back and did some more tests and then ultimately
remembered how constants actually are uploaded.

libobs-d3d11/d3d11-subsystem.hpp

@@ -329,13 +329,15 @@ struct shader_param {
 	string            name;
 	shader_param_type type;
 
-	uint32_t textureID;
+	uint32_t          textureID;
 
-	int arrayCount;
+	int               arrayCount;
 
-	vector<uint8_t> curValue;
-	vector<uint8_t> defaultValue;
-	bool            changed;
+	size_t            pos;
+
+	vector<uint8_t>   curValue;
+	vector<uint8_t>   defaultValue;
+	bool              changed;
 
 	shader_param(shader_var &var, uint32_t &texCounter);
 };