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Use u8 literals in ManagedTextSection. - #86657
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ghost
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-system-reflection-metadata Issue DetailsInstead of iterating the characters of a string, casting them into bytes and writing them, we use
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I prefer to not move it to minimize changes. It will become public with #85280 either way.
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The failures unrelated and known |
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Instead of iterating the characters of a string, casting them into bytes and writing them, we use
u8literals and directly write the UTF-8 span of them.