Fixes golang/go#60409

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On Linux, the last argument of pselect6 system call is **not** a
sigseg_t * pointer, but instead it is a structure of the form:

    struct {
        const sigset_t *ss;     /* Pointer to signal set */
        size_t          ss_len; /* Size (in bytes) of object pointed
    };

See man 2 pselect6.

Fixes #61251

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This adds a few additional ioctl numbers for performing various block
device operations.

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On macOS, the SysctlKinfoProcSlice() function may be used to fetch the contents of the process table. As the process table may grow between the first and second call to sysctl(), the second call may fail with ENOMEM. In that case we simply need to retry.

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The riscv_hwprobe system call was introduced in Linux 6.4 and allows
the caller to determine a number of interesting pieces of information
about the underlying RISC-V CPUs, e.g., which extensions they support
and whether they allow fast unaligned memory accesses.  For more information
please see:

https://docs.kernel.org/riscv/hwprobe.html

We also update linux/mksysnum.go to ensure that the generated syscall constants
written to the zsysnum_linux_*.go files are always sorted by their syscall numbers
in ascending order.

Updates golang/go#61416

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