Delete unused method from runtime async #121245
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I'm reading through the runtime async PR. This caught my interest, found out it's unused.
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This PR removes the unused IsStructMethodOperatingOnCopy() method from the MethodDesc class in CoreCLR's method implementation.
- Removes dead code: The
IsStructMethodOperatingOnCopy()method which was checking for async variant implementations on value type instances
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I'm reading through the runtime async PR. This caught my interest, found out it's unused.