libaudiohal: Make closing of HAL stream an explicit call for AudioFlinger

Since introduction to Treble, closing of the HAL stream has been moved into
`StreamHal*` class destructors. Due to reference counting management of
instances of these classes this approach creates non-determinism about the
moment when the HAL stream is actually get closed. This is undesired
because some resources related to HAL streams are unique, and the audio
framework must be in a full control of the timing of their release.

Added `StreamHalInterface::close` for explicit release of HAL stream
resources. On the AudioFlinger side, this method is now called from the
destructor of `AudioStreamIn|Out` classes since they are the control the
lifetime of the HAL stream from the AudioFlinger POV.

To avoid changing the order of method calls to the HIDL HAL,
`StreamHalHidl::close` also clears callbacks before calling `IStream.close`

Flag: EXEMPT bugfix
Bug: 425272644
Test: atest CtsMediaAudioTestCases CoreAudioHalAidlTest
Test: atest audiorecord_tests trackplayerbase_tests
Change-Id: Ifd002ffeb0f083ff7bd0421f6a50a88e56cd05bc