Don't allocate fallback name in XamlNamespace.GetXamlType unless it's needed#6270
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Description
XamlNamespace.GetXamlType is always concatenating a string together, but that string is only used on a fallback path. So only create it on the fallback path.
Customer Impact
Unnecessary string allocation.
Regression
No
Testing
CI
Risk
Minimal