Simplify delegate proxy generation using DynamicProxy #798
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This abandons Moq's own delegate proxy type generation logic in favour of the new facilities in DynamicProxy. This gets rid of much special- case logic, e.g. mapping the intercepted method from the delegate proxy container type back to the actual delegate's Invoke method.
This effectively reverts commit 7639655, see there for details.
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This PR abandons Moq's own delegate proxy type generation logic in favour of the new facilities in DynamicProxy. This gets rid of much special-case logic, e.g. mapping the intercepted method from the delegate proxy container type back to the actual delegate's
Invokemethod.