Move computation of DebuggerAssemblyControlFlags from DomainAssembly to Assembly
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…to Assembly (dotnet#107809) This moves the initial computation into `Assembly` and removes the flags from `DomainAssembly`. Actual consumers were already getting the flags off of `Assembly` or `Module`
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@elinor-fung, I tried cleaning up the DomainAssembly class #108568, I'm not sure about EnumMemoryRegions in Assembly vs. DomainAssembly (just used the one in assembly which has slightly different ordering), but rest was straightforward. After this, DomainAssembly has just one field left; |
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This moves the initial computation into
Assemblyand removes the flags fromDomainAssembly. Actual consumers were already getting the flags off ofAssemblyorModulecc @jkotas @AaronRobinsonMSFT