…me-extra-platforms (#76715)

Also, remove runtime-bionic references in the yml as this pipeline does not exist.

Co-authored-by: mdh1418 <mitchhwang1418@gmail.com>

…74955)

* Use Span.SequenceEqual instead if manual loop over char array.

* Remove StrEqual.
Replace with StartsWith as suggested.

* Remove not needed brackets + fix tests

* Use switch expression for "verison", "encoding" and "standalone"

* Use ranges + one more switch expression

* Remove StartsWith helper method from ParsingState

* Address range feedback

* Add test for XmlTextReader.ReadChars

* Fix test

Co-authored-by: Traian Zaprianov <Traian.Zaprianov@docuware.com>

* Remove PAL versions of Win32 GUID/string funcs

* Fix contract violation for non-throwing path

…5473)

…a solid contract to simplify authoring our custom type marshalling tests (#76479)

* Properly handle filesizes larger than 8 Gb

* Add simulated data stream and address feedback

* Move tests for 8Gb files to outerloop and disable parallelization

* Change TarSizeFieldTooLargeForEntryType on .resx

…ange but not in bookkeeping range (#76737)

this fixes the last issue standing in the way of enabling regions for AoT. AoT could conservatively report addresses that land in the GC heap range but not in range that bookkeeping covers. so these need to filtered out.

Put it on the same plan as HW intrinsics. Use names from metadata and
use getTypeInstantiationArgument to get the base type. This avoids
relying on appendClassName and how the EE side formats instantiations
with it.

…ector128/256 (#73475)

* [wasm] Implement next part of PackedSimd class

Also make the class public. The API review issue
#53730 (comment)

* Use OP_XOP_X_X_X for PackedSimd.Dot

* Use XREG return for swizzle and shuffle

* Add doc comments to PackedSimd class

* Move comment to the right place

…/xharness dotnet/emsdk (#76679)

[main] Update dependencies from dotnet/llvm-project dotnet/icu dotnet/xharness dotnet/emsdk

If we see uses of locals between PUTARG_REG and the corresponding CALL node, then preference those intervals to not be allocated into the already placed register. Doing so will otherwise force a spill.

To do this effectively we only need to look at dying locals. If the local is not dying between the PUTARG_REG and CALL then it either does not have a use after the PUTARG_REG, or it has a use after the CALL and will be callee-saved register preferenced anyway.