Improve "sysnums" test (signal_pre_syscall.c).#7163
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The test is rewritten to repeatedly adjust the timer so that it hits the critical section more often. On AArch64 without DEBUG the new test ran in about 0.5 s instead of about 15 s and hit the critical section about 400 times instead of about 1 time. Change-Id: I96b51e817b57dddaabf9ece193d333d78085f84c
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The test is rewritten to repeatedly adjust the timer so that it hits the critical section more often. On AArch64 without DEBUG the new test ran in about 0.5 s instead of about 15 s and hit the critical section about 400 times instead of about 1 time. Also tested on X86_64.