Make exported DllGetActivationFactory zero-alloc (take 2)#1401
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Second attempt from #1399 😄
This PR makes the exported
DllGetActivationFactoryzero-alloc, skipping the uselessstring runtimeClassIdparameter.It does so by leveraging the new
MarshalString.FromAbiUnsafeAPI added in #1400, and it updates the generatedModuletype so that when not on .NET Standard, theGetActivationFactorymethod will actually take aReadOnlySpan<char>parameter (with a secondstringoverload just forwarding to it). The new native exports for NativeAOT can then just call this newReadOnlySpan<char>overload using the newFromAbiUnsafemarshalling method.