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Port to release/1.0.0: Fix PAL executable allocator locking #5771
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We call the ExecutableAllocator from two places in PAL. One is the
VirtualAlloc when the allocation type contains MEM_RESERVE_EXECUTABLE.
The other is MAPMapPEFile.
While the former is called inside of the virtual_critsec critical section,
the latter doesn't take that critical section and so in some race cases,
we were returning the same address twice - once for VirtualAlloc and
once for MAPMapPEFile. That resulted in strange memory corruption cases.
The fix is to use the same critical section for the MAPMapPEFile too.
I am also reverting the change in the virtual commit that was made when
we have thought that the culprit might be in the mprotect.