Fix incorrect handle type array/count when FEATURE_SIZED_REF_HANDLES is not defined #107433
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… defined (dotnet#107433) Regression from dotnet#107326 - without `FEATURE_SIZED_REF_HANDLES` defined, this was incorrectly passing an array of two handle types - HNDTYPE_STRONG and HNDTYPE_WEAK_SHORT (0) - when promoting objects pointed to by strong handles.
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Fixes #107381
Regression from #107326 - without
FEATURE_SIZED_REF_HANDLESdefined, this was incorrectly passing an array of two handle types - HNDTYPE_STRONG and HNDTYPE_WEAK_SHORT (0) - when promoting objects pointed to by strong handles.