protected static PcodeStateInitializer getPluggableInitializer(Language language) {
		for (PcodeStateInitializer init : ClassSearcher.getInstances(PcodeStateInitializer.class)) {
			if (init.isApplicable(language)) {
				return init;
			}
		}
		return null;
	}
Search the classpath for an applicable state initializer

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If found, the initializer is executed immediately upon creating this machine's shared state
and upon creating each thread.

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TODO: This isn't really being used. At one point in development it was used to initialize
x86's FS_OFFSET and GS_OFFSET registers. Those only exist in p-code, not the real processor,
and replace what might have been {@code segment(FS)}. There seems more utility in detecting
when those registers are uninitialized, requiring the user to initialize them, than it is to
silently initialize them to 0. Unless we find utility in this, it will likely be removed in
the near future.

@see #doPluggableInitialization()
@see DefaultPcodeThread#doPluggableInitialization()
@param language the language requiring pluggable initialization
@return the initializer
Ghidra/Framework/Emulation/src/main/java/ghidra/pcode/emu/AbstractPcodeMachine.java