fix(prof) reset interrupt count when removing interrupt

[realFlowControl]

Description

Move resetting the REQUEST_LOCALS.interrupt_count to 0 from rinit to rshutdown or better: to the interrupt manager when we remove an interrupt. This fixes a tiny race condition:

• Our interrupt manager triggers an interrupt
  

  dd-trace-php/profiling/src/profiling/interrupts.rs

  Lines 56 to 62 in 3456dec

  	pub(super) fn trigger_interrupts(&self) {
  	let vm_interrupts = self.vm_interrupts.lock().unwrap();
  	vm_interrupts.iter().for_each(|obj| unsafe {
  	(*obj.interrupt_count_ptr).fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst);
  	(*obj.engine_ptr).store(true, Ordering::SeqCst);
  	});
  	}

• while the PHP engine finished processing the request and enters RSHUTDOWN
• the raised interrupt, as well as our incremented counter leak into the next request
• PHP does not handle a new request, but instead shuts down
• MSHUTDOWN gets called and PHP cleans up internal classes' static properties which could trigger a userland constructor (bug in PHP 8.0, fixed in >8.1) and we collect a sample and crash in the first execute_ex because of the leaked interrupt

So far we mitigated sampling bias (just collecting at the first opportunity in the new request because of the leaked interrupt) by initialising the interrupt_count with 0 in RINIT:

dd-trace-php/profiling/src/lib.rs

Line 580 in 3456dec

locals.interrupt_count.store(0, Ordering::SeqCst);

Moving this to RSHUTDOWN makes sure it does not leak to whatever comes after RSHUTDOWN, also does not introduce any sampling bias and seems a cleaner approach.

I can't think of any situation right now that could result in REQUEST_LOCALS.interrupt_count being not 0 in RINIT.

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