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Remove PALAPI attribute from callback types#9075
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#8629 removes PALAPI attributes from PTERMINATION_REQUEST_HANDLER and PGET_GCMARKER_EXCEPTION_CODE to fix Windows build error.
This commit removes PALAPI attributes from remaining callback types (PHARDWARE_EXCEPTION_HANDLER, PHARDWARE_EXCEPTION_SAFETY_CHECK_FUNCTION) to make it consistent.