createPlatformOpenGLContext() used to silently set the widget
compositor's context as the context to share resources with.

This works mostly, but is the wrong level to enforce the resource
sharing.  For example, QOpenGLContext::shareGroup() becomes
inconsistent since from QOpenGLContext's view there was no
shareContext specified.

The inability to test via shareGroup() is the reason eglfs started to
show warnings when exiting applications. The resource sharing was in
place on EGL level but QOpenGLContext knew nothing about it.

Therefore, let's switch over to the way other components, f.ex. Web
Engine use: set the internal global share context pointer to the
widget compositor's context. This way everything remains consistent:
the widget compositor's context is stored upon creating the main
QEGLFSWindow, QWidget::shareContext() picks this up then, and as a
result we have sharing set up on QOpenGLContext's level instead of
sneaking it in in the QPlatformOpenGLContext implementation.

Task-number: QTBUG-50707
Change-Id: I5fc1dec58c69c46aa83c7b4cab1eadce6fa633ce
Reviewed-by: Paul Olav Tvete <paul.tvete@theqtcompany.com>