ntdll: Don't leak objattr allocation in NtCreateSemaphore. #219
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fsync/esync_create_semaphore allocates objattr on their own, and objattr allocated in NtCreateSemaphore was getting leaked. Like NtCreateEvent, move the objattr allocation after fsync/esync early return to avoid double allocation.
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fsync/esync_create_semaphore allocates objattr on their own, and objattr allocated in NtCreateSemaphore was getting leaked.
Like NtCreateEvent, move the objattr allocation after fsync/esync early return to avoid double allocation.