Use Iterator<T>.TryGetFirst in Enumerable.Any() #99218
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Enumerable.Any() currently uses TryGetNonEnumeratedCount, comparing the result to 0, and TryGetNonEnumeratedCount uses
Iterator<T>.GetCount(onlyIfCheap: true). But this leaves out iterators for which it's not cheap to compute the count; for these, however, we can now benefit from everyIterator<T>providing aTryGetFirst; itsfoundresult can be used as the result ofAny. This PR inlines TryGetNonEnumeratedCount into Any and then updates its use ofIterator<T>to first use GetCount and then fall back to using TryGetFirst if GetCount is unsuccessful.