Enable CFI for media module paths in module_*

This is a step on the way to make module_arm64 to produce the same
artifacts as aosp_arm64 when building unbundled modules.

Bug: 185765252
Bug: 185789027
Test: compare media.swcodec apex build with module_arm64 and aosp_arm64
Merged-In: I50d29c1d57849fd915dc771bb8e9f028fbe8efcd
Change-Id: I50d29c1d57849fd915dc771bb8e9f028fbe8efcd
1 file changed
tree: 46d749c574e448013b1dd9c4ce7b132e9ad056b9
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