Use GetContainingLineNumber() to reduce allocations #68605
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Calling `GetContainingLine().LineNumber` causes `TextSnapshotLine` allocations. The `GetContainingLineNumber()` method avoids these.
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Calling
GetContainingLine().LineNumbercausesTextSnapshotLineallocations. TheGetContainingLineNumber()method avoids these.