[clang] Cleanup docs and code for legacy no_sanitize attributes (NFC). (#161311)
Update generated docs for legacy attributes:
* no_sanitize_(address|thread|memory)
* no_address_safety_analysis
Those are older forms of no_sanitize("list", "of", "sanitizers")
attribute. They were previously as various spellings of the same
attribute, which made the auto-generated documentation confusing.
Fix this by explicitly making them three different attributes. This
would also allow to simplify the delegation to the new no_sanitize form
slightly, as we can instead rely on auto-generated code to check that
TSan and MSan can't be disabled for globals.
**HTML docs before:**
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**HTML docs after:**
<img width="1098" height="1118" alt="rendered-docs-after"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/236ca93f-25f8-4d58-95ac-ede95ce18d01"
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Co-authored-by: Erich Keane <ekeane@nvidia.com>
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