[release/10.0] [mono][hotreload] Make the runtime ignore an update if it is an empty one. #120334
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Backport of #120333 to release/10.0
/cc @thaystg
Customer Impact
This change fixes a problem with hot reload on blazor webassembly where two updates are sent to the runtime at the same time and the runtime asserts. This was previously an unsupported scenario, but recent up stack changes altered the behavior. The plan is to fix both the up stack behavior and in runtime as a defense in depth. The reasoning is that one of the two updates sent to runtime contains no IL. We can look at that one and safely ignore it.
Regression
Not in runtime at least. This was not a supported scenario.
[If yes, specify when the regression was introduced. Provide the PR or commit if known.]
Testing
Manual before and after testing
Risk
Low
[High/Medium/Low. Justify the indication by mentioning how risks were measured and addressed.]
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, notrelease/X.0
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