Consider using SafeHandle in Libgit2Object instead of void*

We've had a couple of bug reports against dotnet/runtime with rarely-reproduceable crashes coming from libgit2sharp. We believe that one possible reason could be an interop anti-pattern in Libgit2Object - void*/IntPtr representation of a native handle that can be freed in finalizer. E.g. in this case the finalizer in Libgit2Object may end up calling native free here (and other overloads).

The reason why it's called an anti-pattern can be explained by a short repro in this issue: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/103522 and a general solution is to use SafeHandle for such handles. Also, see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/native-interop/best-practices

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Beginne in LibGit2Sharp/Core/Handles/Libgit2Object.cs bei etwa Zeile 88 und verfolge anschließend den Finalizer sowie die Overloads zur nativen Freigabe in LibGit2Sharp/Core/Handles/Objects.cs bei etwa Zeile 502-505. Vergleiche diese Ownership-Pfade mit den SafeHandle-Richtlinien und den verlinkten Runtime-Berichten. Die Aufgabe ist abgeschlossen, wenn die relevanten Lebensdauerpfade nativer Handles sicher abgebildet und freigegeben werden, ohne die gemeldete Finalizer-Race.