Fix a memory leak in WindowsThread #3542
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for stack destructors do not run. This creates a memory leak. We remove the calls since it is called automatically after the threadproc returns i.e. thread exits.
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_endthreadex does not return and thus objects
for stack destructors do not run. This creates a memory leak.
We remove the calls since _enthreadex called automatically after the
threadproc returns i.e. thread exits.