[lldb] Don't hand out UnwindPlan::Row shared_ptrs (#128181) The whole unwind plan is already stored in a shared pointer, and there's no need to persist Rows individually. If there's ever a need to do that, there are at least two options: - copy the row (they're not that big, and they're being copied left and right during construction already) - use the shared_ptr subobject constructor to create a shared_ptr which points to a Row but holds the entire unwind plan alive This also changes all of the getter functions to return const Row pointers, which is important for safety because all of these objects are cached and potentially accessed from multiple threads. (Technically one could hand out `shared_ptr<const Row>`s, but we don't have a habit of doing that.) As a next step, I'd like to remove the internal UnwindPlan usages of the shared pointer, but I'm doing this separately to gauge feedback, and also because the patch got rather big.
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