[stdlib] Start preparing the standard library for strict concurrency checking #71290
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This patch marks some global variables in the standard library as
nonisolated(unsafe)where appropriate with some justification on why marking them that way is _ok_. I've also gone ahead and marked the empty singletons asconstand the hashing parameters asconst. C/C++ won't put just a regularconstin some read only memory, so I forced these special variables in constant relocatable memory instead (because they have pointers to metadata) which will cause a bad access when trying to write to these symbols.With
-strict-concurrency=complete, this cleans up most of the warnings we have in the standard library. The only other warning we get is withCommandLine.argumentswhich I'm hoping we can revive this PR #69981 to deprecate and eventually move to a safer interface for this API.