& operator should support obtaining the address of static anonymous lambda methods

[bysdxt]

unsafe
{
    static void h() { }
    delegate*<void> p = default;
    p = &h; //  this is ok
    p = &(static () => { });    // this should be ok too
}

[svick]

To me, this looks like something that would make function pointers slightly easier to use, with a somewhat peculiar syntax (because of the required parentheses). But function pointers are an advanced feature, which means small improvements in their convenience are probably not worthwhile.

[HaloFour]

I think that would also tie the compiler to a specific implementation of how static lambdas are emitted. They currently are instance methods on a singleton instance, but that would be incompatible with the function pointer.

[333fred]

Duplicate of #3476.