Implement interfaces in the non-generic enumerator base #82923
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...so that the interface implementation details go to the non-generic dispatch map. Saves 1.5 kB on BasicMinimalApi.
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...so that the interface implementation details go to the non-generic dispatch map instead of the individual specialized dispatch maps. Saves 3.5 kB on BasicMinimalApi.
Would be nice if we could do that for
IEnumerableonSZGenericArrayEnumeratorBasebut there's no way to express that in C# (we could express that in IL).