moving audit_free() up into do_exit()

If we want to get full information on syscalls that kill the caller (exit, exit_group, anything oopsing), we really ought to move audit_free() into do_exit(), just before the exit_mm() call there. Impact: we'll generate records for such syscall when it's called (and gets to the point of no return), not when the resulting zombie gets reaped. If anyone has objections to that, yell _NOW_. What we get is, among other things, accurate tty=, exe= and subj= in such records. We also get much simpler locking, since now _all_ access to ->audit_context is done by process itself in a process-synchronous context. We don't have to bother with atomic allocations on that path either. NOTE: it does change the moment when record is generated and if something in userland depends on having it postponed until the time when zombie gets reaped, we will have to change such userland code. I doubt we have any such place, but that definitely needs an ACK from userland side of things.