Add 'apidoc_flag' to perlapi generation #23984
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So move them from perlapi to perlintern
Where they were made autodoc.pl think they were from a new entry
This is meant to easily document the flags a function accepts or returns. Currently this only is used for generating X<> entries for the flags, but it allows replacing (in the next commit) the previous, clumsier, method used that does the same thing. And it allows for future enhancements, including generating tests by Devel::PPPort and automatic text added by autodoc.
This replaces the clumsy method used previously by the new construct introduced in the previous commit.
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This is designed to make noting what flag bits a function or macro takes very easy, while helping downstream code that processes things do a better job.