Data race on the GC debug flag (gc.set_debug/get_debug) in free-threading builds

Bug report

In a free-threading build (--disable-gil), the garbage collector debug flag
gcstate->debug is read and written without synchronisation:

• Write: gc_set_debug_impl() (Modules/gcmodule.c) does a plain
  gcstate->debug = flags. Unlike gc_set_threshold_impl(), which runs its
  free-threading branch under _PyEval_StopTheWorld(), gc.set_debug() takes
  no lock and does not stop the world.
• Read: gc_get_debug_impl() returns gcstate->debug directly, and the
  collector in Python/gc_free_threading.c reads gcstate->debug /
  interp->gc.debug in several places while walking the graph.

So one thread calling gc.set_debug() concurrently with another calling
gc.get_debug() or triggering a collection is an unsynchronised read/write of
the same int. The flag is only an int, so the effect stays benign at the
Python level, but it is undefined behaviour under C11 and ThreadSanitizer
reports it as a data race.

This is the same class of issue already fixed for sys dlopenflags
(gh-151644) and gc.get_stats() (gh-151646). gc.enable() / gc.disable()
in the same file already access gcstate->enabled atomically; the debug flag
was missed.

ThreadSanitizer output

Built with ./configure --with-thread-sanitizer --disable-gil and stressed
with concurrent gc.set_debug() / gc.get_debug() plus a thread churning
cyclic garbage so the collector runs:

WARNING: ThreadSanitizer: data race
  Write of size 4 at 0x...6c by thread T2:
    #0 gc_set_debug gcmodule.c.h:186
  Previous write of size 4 at 0x...6c by thread T1:
    #0 gc_set_debug gcmodule.c.h:186
  Location is global '_PyRuntime'

How to reproduce

1. ./configure --with-thread-sanitizer --disable-gil && make
2. Run a script that starts a few threads calling gc.set_debug(...) /
   gc.get_debug() in a loop, plus a thread that builds reference cycles and
   calls gc.collect().
3. TSan reports the write/write race on gcstate->debug.

Suggested fix

Access the flag with FT_ATOMIC_STORE_INT_RELAXED / FT_ATOMIC_LOAD_INT_RELAXED
in gc_set_debug_impl() / gc_get_debug_impl() and in the collector reads,
matching how gcstate->enabled and dlopenflags are already handled. Relaxed
ordering is correct for an independent int flag. These wrappers compile to a
plain load/store in the default (GIL) build, so there is no change there.

Linked PRs

• gh-153015

Review linked PR gh-153015 first, then inspect gc_set_debug_impl() and gc_get_debug_impl() in Modules/gcmodule.c and the gcstate-debug reads in Python/gc_free_threading.c. Rebuild with --with-thread-sanitizer --disable-gil and run the concurrent gc.set_debug(), gc.get_debug(), and collection reproducer; done means the reported race is absent.