Native runtime reorganization #9113
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I'm going to merge the PR since it contains no substantial functional changes, simply moves code around and tweaks a handful of things. At the same time, it moves things around enough to make maintenance of other PRs touching the code a bit troublesome. All tests are green (MAUI tests are known to be broken atm). |
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* main: Native runtime reorganization (#9113)
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Context: #9006
This PR prepares ground for dynamic native runtime linking at application build time.
Changes implemented here can be committed to
mainand, possibly, released with .NET9without changing how things currently work. Thanks to this PR, #9006 is
going to be easier to review once it's ready for it.