box.cfg.slab_alloc_granularity sets the min alignment used for struct
memtx_tuple. By default, it's set to the machine word size (8 bytes
typically), but it can be set to 4 bytes to reduce memory usage.

The problem is that we add memtx tuples to a garbage collection list
using the intrusive list pattern (basically, store a pointer to the next
entry in the first 8 bytes of the `memtx_tuple` struct). If
`box.cfg.slab_alloc_factor` is set to 4, the pointer will be unaligned
while the compiler will generate the machine code assuming it is
naturally aligned. For some architectures (x86), this works fine, but
for others (ARM), this may result in a runtime failure.

To fix this issue, we need to instruct the compiler that the list
pointer stored in `memtx_tuple` may be unaligned.

For now, let's silently ignore granularity < the machine word size,
because we're planning to switch from lifo to stailq for memtx garbage
collection lists, which would result in explicit compiler warnings.

See #7422
Needed for #7185

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