[2020-02] [AOT] Use .short directive instead of .hword #21419
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Xamarin.Android is trying to (partially) switch to LLVM-based toolchain and it appears that the llvm-mc assembler doesn't accept .hword as a valid directive for x86 targets. Since it's an alias for .short, which works fine, the change should be safe across all the architectures supported by AOT.
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Backport of #21416 to 2020-02
/cc @akoeplinger @grendello
Port of dotnet/runtime#64561 to mono/mono