[new.delete][c.malloc] Properly index operator new and its friends#8135
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..., `operator new[]`, and `operator delete[]`
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These operator functions should be indexed as
\indexlibraryglobal{operator new}etc., like other operator functions. The indices in [new.delete.single] and [new.delete.array] are still imperfect, as there're multiple entries but a single index can only points to one.I believe
operator new/operator deleteshouldn't be indexed in [c.malloc]. So this PR removes the probably improper indices and adds one\ireffor consistency.Fixes #8133.