[AArch64] Fix the emission of WinCFI for pac-ret+leaf and SCS (#147518)

This commit fixes WinCFI opcodes being incorrectly emitted for test
cases in sign-return-address.ll.

Emit SEH_Nop opcode in emitShadowCallStackEpilogue the same way it is
done in emitShadowCallStackPrologue function - this fixes

    12 bytes of instructions in range, but .seh directives corresponding to 8 bytes

error being reported for the epilogue of non_leaf_scs function.

Emit SEH_PrologEnd on the code path in emitPrologue function that may be
taken when pac-ret protection is emitted for a leaf function - this
fixes errors like the following:

    starting epilogue (.seh_startepilogue) before prologue has ended (.seh_endprologue) in leaf_sign_all_v83
    Stray .seh_endepilogue in leaf_sign_all_v83
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