bcmgenet: don't panic the kernel just because of an skb alloc failure.

It's (rather rare but) normal to run out of memory in an interrupt handler;
that is definitely not worthy of a kernel BUG() call.  We're getting several
of these crashes per day across GFiberTV.  In our tests, this change
eliminates the crashes entirely.  (If we fail to allocate memory, that's
still a lost packet though.)

In case of a memory allocation failure, we keep the device ring buffer full
by discarding the packet that *was* waiting in the ring buffer, then re-use
the already-allocated skb.

b/8522311

Change-Id: I7e2e6b160c635264c0806db83f4bc5f7bde1d9f3
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