refactor: cleanup the TLS ebpf functions

[kemingy]

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Pull request overview

This PR refactors the TLS-related eBPF probe implementations (OpenSSL + BoringSSL) by moving shared call/event emission logic into a common header and by splitting out dedicated write entry probes so read/write attach points map to the correct programs.

Changes:

• Introduces shared call_info / call_info_ex structs and helper functions (new_call_info*, emit_ssl_events) in tls/ssl_common.h and uses them from both OpenSSL and BoringSSL eBPF programs.
• Adds missing write entry probes (OpenSSL + BoringSSL) and updates generated bpf2go bindings accordingly.
• Fixes probe attachment wiring and improves attach failure logging fields (notably for OpenSSL, and adds probe naming for BoringSSL).

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 9 out of 9 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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File	Description
tls/ssl_common.h	Adds shared call-info structs and reusable helpers for populating call info and emitting ringbuf events.
tls/ssl.bpf.c	Uses common helpers; adds ssl_write_entry / ssl_write_ex_entry programs and refactors event emission.
tls/boring.bpf.c	Uses common helpers; adds boring_ssl_write_entry program and refactors event emission.
tls/openssl.go	Corrects program-to-symbol mapping for SSL_write / SSL_write_ex and improves warning log fields.
tls/boring.go	Attaches distinct read/write entry programs and improves naming/log context for attached probes.
tls/ssl_x86_bpfel.go	Regenerates bindings to include new programs and updated call_info_ex layout.
tls/ssl_arm64_bpfel.go	Regenerates bindings to include new programs and updated call_info_ex layout.
tls/boring_x86_bpfel.go	Regenerates bindings to include new programs and updated program constants/Close() list.
tls/boring_arm64_bpfel.go	Regenerates bindings to include new programs and updated program constants/Close() list.

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