Move CoreCLR over to the managed wait subsystem #117788
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…port of the logic.
Create a NamedMutex class that wraps the underlying data structures
…k the "close" logic
…rk and not deadlock
… the managed->native veil.
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Use the shared managed wait subsystem for CoreCLR's managed code instead of the Win32 PAL
Also, remove the named mutex support from the CoreCLR PAL as nothing uses it now.
TODO: Once #117688 is in, we can remove Mutex support from the Win32 PAL entirely
Unblocks #115685
Depends on #117635