Remove DelegateInvokeStubManager
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All Delegate Invoke scenarios now use the StubLinker. This means there is an inherent confusion between the two stub managers. Upon further inspection combining these two by adding a new flag on the Stub class means they can be combined logically and simplify the code path by removing a StubManager.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @tommcdon Issue DetailsAll Delegate Invoke scenarios now use the #Fixes 85339
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The failures are known. I reran the tests before checking for known issues. |
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All Delegate Invoke scenarios now use the
StubLinker. This means there is an inherent confusion between the two stub managers. Upon further inspection combining these two by adding a new flag on theStubclass means they can be combined logically and simplify the code path by removing aStubManager.Fixes #85339