Migrate template alias nullability annotations to macros.
absl::Nonnull -> absl_nonnull, absl::Nullable -> absl_nullable, and absl::NullabilityUnknown -> absl_nullability_unknown. The new macros are positioned as a qualifier on the affected type, similar to const, rather than as a templated type wrapping the affected type.
See go/cxx-nullability-syntax-change and go/nullability-annotation-alias-to-macro-migration for more details.
Tested:
http://test/OCL:743131591:BASE:743101924:1743617283768:f92d8b00
Some test failures are present; the CL author decided to mail
PiperOrigin-RevId: 744004278
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