release-21.1: rangefeed: fix panic due to rangefeed stopper race

[erikgrinaker]

Backport 1/1 commits from #76825.

/cc @cockroachdb/release

Release justification: possible node crash.

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This patch fixes a race condition that could cause an
unexpected Stopped processor panic if a rangefeed registration was
attempted while a store was stopping.

Registering a rangefeed panics if a newly created rangefeed processor is
unexpectedly stopped and the store's stopper is not quiescing. However,
the stopper has two distinct states that it transitions through:
stopping and quiescing. It's possible for the processor to fail to start
because the stopper is stopping, but before the stopper has transitioned
to quiescing, which would trigger this panic.

This patch propagates the processor startup error to the rangefeed
registration and through to the caller, returning before attempting
the registration at all and avoiding the panic. This was confirmed with
50000 stress runs of TestPGTest/pgjdbc, all of which succeeded.

Resolves #76811.
Resolves #76767.
Resolves #76724.
Resolves #76655.
Resolves #76649.
Resolves #75129.
Resolves #64262.

Release note (bug fix): Fixed a race condition that in rare
circumstances could cause a node to panic with
unexpected Stopped processor during shutdown.

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For details, see #76649 (comment).

[blathers-crl]

Thanks for opening a backport.

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