[DeviceSanitizers] Set names to nameless globals #17599
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DeviceSanitizer cannot handle nameless globals, but we cannot skip instrumenting them either. Therefore, we set names to nameless globals and process them like regular globals.
Also, this PR update two now deprecated API usage of
getFirstNonPHI