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Fix Array ctor integer widening and add Reflection tests #61347

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@AaronRobinsonMSFT AaronRobinsonMSFT commented Nov 9, 2021

The Array ctor path via Reflection had a bug in its integer widening, so converted that to the correct path.
Add tests for Reflection Invoke where the input object[] is changed during invocation.
Remove some coreclr code in the Invoke path.

Remove always false IsStructRequiringStackAllocRetBuf().
Extract the conversion of array constructor arguments into managed.
Expose new FCall for Array ctor call.
Add special case for array construction during Invoke.
Create new icall for Array ctor call.
Create macro define for SPAN_T.
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This pulls out some logic from coreclr and mono for special casing array construction. The primary improvement is the unboxing of objects to ints is now done in managed code and passed down to the runtime as a Span<int>.

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Milestone: 7.0.0

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vargaz commented Nov 9, 2021

The mono changes look ok.

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Add tests for Reflection Binder type conversion support during Invoke.
Make sure integral types respect sign extension during widen operation.
Fix InvokeUtil::CreatePrimitiveValue to write destination size.
Validate arg count prior to running static constructor.
Properly widen the input by respecting endianness.
Revert changes to InvokeUtil::CreatePrimitiveValue.
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LGTM otherwise

Revert some non-impactful changes
Revert some non-impactful changes
Revert some non-impactful changes
Remove additional changes.
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