Avoid calling Alloc::{address,construct,destroy}

The std::allocator<T> class deprecates these three methods in C++17 and
removes them in C++20. Replace the address method with the
std::addressof free function. Replace construct and destroy with calls
to std::allocator_traits<allocator_type>::{construct,destroy}, which
calls the method on the allocator if it exists, but otherwise does the
expected thing.

Specifically, the std::allocator_traits functions use placement-new
and an explicit destructor call before C++20, and they use
std::{construct_at,destroy_at} in C++20 and up.

This CL fixes about ~1000 deprecation warnings that happen after
upgrading libc++.

Bug: 311052584
Bug: 333165689
Test: atest art_standalone_libartbase_tests
Test: atest art_standalone_runtime_tests
Test: apply topic:use-prebuilt-libcxx and build Android
Change-Id: Ia981d84882ef15a9c06772d5a9fcbfbc812b8c5c

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