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tickprocessor: apply c++filt manually on mac
`/bin/sh -c` trick wasn't working for several reasons: * `/bin/sh -c "..."` expects the first argument after `"..."` to be a `$0`, not a `$1`. Previously `-n` wasn't passed to `nm` because of this, and many symbols were ordered improperly * `c++filt` was applied not only to the names of the functions but to their `nm` prefixes like `t` and `a` (`t xxx` turns into `unsigned char xxx`). Instead of applying `c++filt` wide and using `sh -c`, execute `nm` as requested by `deps/v8/tools/tickprocessor.js` and apply `c++filt` to all matching entries manually. Included test demonstrates where previous approach failed: all builtins were merged into `v8::internal::Builtins::~Builtins`, because they were prefixed by `t` in `nm` output. PR-URL: #8480 Reviewed-By: Matthew Loring <mattloring@google.com>
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