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Reuse inline array structs across all users#707

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AArnott merged 5 commits intomainmicrosoft/CsWin32:mainfrom fix700microsoft/CsWin32:fix700Copy head branch name to clipboard

Oct 4, 2022

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Add test assert that inline array structs are reused when type and length are equal
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Share inline array struct declarations where possible
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Place inline array structs in a namespace based on their element type
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Update tests
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Nest inline arrays of nested types
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