fix thread safety and data races of openmp backend#5876
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This PR is a followup to #5844 and #5838 and fixes thread safety issues and data races in openmp implementation backend.
The main important change is that now if C11 is supported the it now uses atomics based locking instead of platform specific assembly code to do the locking which isn't compatible with TSAN nor fully safe, volatile reads/writes are not sufficient to prevent data races. I've also setup CI to test the openmp backend under TSAN and there are several other fixes to use atomics where necessary to fix the remaining data races. After all these fixes there are no data races while running the thread safety tests under TSAN.