Fix unaligned access in ACLE based crc32

This fixes a rightful complaint from the alignment sanitizer that we
alias memory in an unaligned fashion. A nice added bonus is that this
improves performance a tiny bit on the larger buffers, perhaps due to
loops that idiomatically decrement a count and increment a single buffer
pointer rather than the maze of conditional pointer reassignments.

While here, let's write a unit test just for this. Since this is the only
variant that accesses memory in a potentially unaligned fashion that doesn't
explicitly go byte by byte or use intrinsics that don't require alignment,
we'll enable it only for this function for now. Adding more tests later if
need be should be possible. For everything else not crc, we're relying on
ubsan to hopefully catch things by chance.

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