perf: ZTS: move AG and SCNG into native __thread storage, replay of #22231#22595
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So I largely copied the approach of #22231, but this time for AG and SCNG, because they're small in size (256 bytes, so we don't step back into the TLS surplus issue) and I don't need to touch the JIT.
EG and CG are "fine" to keep in the heap storage with the const offsets, because EG is mostly hot in dispatch and the __thread symbol is already kept loaded in the hybrid VM. For clang compile-heavy code still suffers a bit from tsrm_ls_cache base reloads, but I'm still brainstorming for that.
This mostly benefits the lexer and allocations.
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