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Remove uses of Slice not backed by byte[] #18461

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Switch all code to only create Slice with a byte[]. This is the proposed direction of Slice as it will vastly simplify the Slice code, allow the conversion to VarHandles, and ensures that Slice based code will be monomorphic.

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@dain dain requested review from electrum, martint and wendigo July 30, 2023 19:14
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dain commented Aug 10, 2023

Slice 2.0 is ready so we will proceed with the (slightly) larger that finishes completes the transition to Slice 2.0

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