Fix reverse marshalling of refs to blittable types (#8140)#36119
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Hit in selfhosted ilc.exe. In JitInterface we have a couple cases where we do reverse p/invoke with a delegate that has a ref parameter. Sometimes the `ref` is null (and we don't touch it). The marshaller was trying to make a copy of the pointed to value, NullRefing in the process because the pointer was null. We don't actually need to make a copy because the value is blittable.
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Hit in selfhosted ilc.exe. In JitInterface we have a couple cases where we do reverse p/invoke with a delegate that has a ref parameter. Sometimes the
refis null (and we don't touch it).The marshaller was trying to make a copy of the pointed to value, NullRefing in the process because the pointer was null. We don't actually need to make a copy because the value is blittable.