Use `&raw [mut] place` instead of `addr_of[_mut]!(place)`

[BennoLossin]

Since Rust 1.82.0, the raw_ref_op feature is stable. This means that in order to get a raw pointer to a place, one can write &raw place instead of having to use addr_of!(place).

A patch series addressing this issue should:

• rewrite any usage of the addr_of[_mut]! macros to use the raw ref operators instead.
• enable the raw_ref_op feature. The reason for this is that the kernel currently has a minimum Rust version of 1.78.0. So older compilers will need to have it enabled. Since it already is stable in a newer version this is OK.
• add these macros to the disallowed-macros list in .clippy.toml to prevent further introductions of that macro.

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[antonio-hickey]

I'd like to take this one one on

[antonio-hickey]

Sent patches: https://lore.kernel.org/all/010001958dfeacb5-9039aaab-6114-494a-9f1d-f13982091169-000000@email.amazonses.com/T/#t