pmc_ibs_initialize() allocates the ibs_pcpu[] pointer array, and
pmc_ibs_finalize() exists to free it, but pmc_ibs_finalize() is
never called. Every hwpmc unload on a CPU with IBS therefore leaks
one pmc_cpu_max()-sized pointer array.
Call pmc_ibs_finalize() from pmc_amd_finalize(), alongside the RAPL,
TSC and perf classes. IBS is only initialized on CPUs that support
it, so make pmc_ibs_finalize() return early when ibs_pcpu is NULL,
making it safe to call when the class was skipped at initialize
time, as pmc_rapl_finalize() already is.
Tested on an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X (Zen 3, 12 threads) with INVARIANTS.
Before the change, each kldload/kldunload cycle leaked one 96-byte
M_PMC allocation, and DTrace showed the ibs_pcpu[] allocation from
pmc_ibs_initialize() as the only one never freed. After the change,
50 load/unload cycles leave M_PMC InUse and MemUse unchanged, and
every allocation made at load is freed at unload.
Sponsored by: NLINK (https://nlink.com.br), Recife, Brazil
Fixes: e51ef8ae490f ("hwpmc: Initial support for AMD IBS")