Remove explicit width suffixes from Arm bignum assembly

Within the M-profile of the Arm architecture, some instructions
admit both a 16-bit and a 32-bit encoding. For those instructions,
some assemblers support the use of the .n (narrow) and .w (wide)
suffixes to force a choice of instruction encoding width.
Forcing the size of encodings may be useful to ensure alignment
of code, which can have a significant performance impact on some
microarchitectures.

It is for this reason that a previous commit introduced explicit
.w suffixes into what was believed to be M-profile only assembly
in library/bn_mul.h.

This change, however, introduced two issues:
- First, the assembly block in question is used also for Armv7-A
  systems, on which the .n/.w distinction is not meaningful
  (all instructions are 32-bit).
- Second, compiler support for .n/.w suffixes appears patchy,
  leading to compilation failures even when building for M-profile
  targets.

This commit removes the .w annotations in order to restore working
code, deferring controlled re-introduction for the sake of performance.

Fixes Mbed-TLS#6089.

Signed-off-by: Hanno Becker <hanno.becker@arm.com>

Author: Hanno Becker

library/bn_mul.h

@@ -717,10 +717,10 @@
 
 #define MULADDC_X1_CORE                                         \
            ".p2align  2                                 \n\t"   \
-            "ldr.w    %[a], [%[in]], #4                 \n\t"   \
-            "ldr.w    %[b], [%[acc]]                    \n\t"   \
+            "ldr      %[a], [%[in]], #4                 \n\t"   \
+            "ldr      %[b], [%[acc]]                    \n\t"   \
             "umaal    %[b], %[carry], %[scalar], %[a]   \n\t"   \
-            "str.w    %[b], [%[acc]], #4                \n\t"
+            "str      %[b], [%[acc]], #4                \n\t"
 
 #define MULADDC_X1_STOP                                      \
             : [a]      "=&r" (tmp_a),                        \
@@ -751,14 +751,14 @@
              *   2 cycles, while subsequent loads/stores are single-cycle. */
 #define MULADDC_X2_CORE                                           \
            ".p2align  2                                   \n\t"   \
-            "ldr.w    %[a0], [%[in]],  #+8                \n\t"   \
-            "ldr.w    %[b0], [%[acc]], #+8                \n\t"   \
-            "ldr.w    %[a1], [%[in],  #-4]                \n\t"   \
-            "ldr.w    %[b1], [%[acc], #-4]                \n\t"   \
+            "ldr      %[a0], [%[in]],  #+8                \n\t"   \
+            "ldr      %[b0], [%[acc]], #+8                \n\t"   \
+            "ldr      %[a1], [%[in],  #-4]                \n\t"   \
+            "ldr      %[b1], [%[acc], #-4]                \n\t"   \
             "umaal    %[b0], %[carry], %[scalar], %[a0]   \n\t"   \
             "umaal    %[b1], %[carry], %[scalar], %[a1]   \n\t"   \
-            "str.w    %[b0], [%[acc], #-8]                \n\t"   \
-            "str.w    %[b1], [%[acc], #-4]                \n\t"
+            "str      %[b0], [%[acc], #-8]                \n\t"   \
+            "str      %[b1], [%[acc], #-4]                \n\t"
 
 #define MULADDC_X2_STOP                                      \
             : [a0]     "=&r" (tmp_a0),                       \