When an inactive transaction (i.e. one which is stashed as a TransactionParticipant) is aborted, it does so with the opCtx of the aborting thread, e.g. the RstlKillOpThread. Since these opctx's are not themselves marked killed, only `setNoEvictionAfterCommitOrRollback` can prevent them from being roped into eviction during shutdown, If we forget to do that, a stall occurs.

We can solve this ad-hoc by remembering to set that property on opctx's that might run as part of shutdown, however this is not a thorough defence, since it only works if we remember to apply it.

For a thorough defence, something like an invariant that enforces: "any abort that occurs during shutdown has either been killed or NoEvictionAfterCommitOrRollback" would work.