Add ArrayStack.Clear native#1676
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The ArrayList.Clear code I copied is here. |
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This looks good, thank you.
Usually I'd ask for a use case where this feature was needed, but in this case mirroring ArrayList.Clear doesn't add any maintenance burden.
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Provide an ArrayStack.Clear method since this really has no reason not to exist.
Left out the non-methodmap native since I was told it wasn't needed.
I didn't write a test plugin since because ArrayStack just uses a CellArray under the hood, this completely re-uses the code from ArrayList.Clear. I assume that's ok?