Ensure NSLock/NSThread don't have stored properties with CoreFoundation types #5117
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This PR attempts to resolve the
NSLock/NSThreadsubclassing issues by ensuring that their stored properties use types from theGlibcmodule (which is apublic import) instead ofCoreFoundation(which is@_implementationOnlyimported)