Disable data dehydration on Windows by default#117751
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Resolves #112927. This improves working set and startup. There's no such impact on non-Windows so keeping it on. Still enabling when optimizing for size.
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This PR updates the native AOT build targets to disable data dehydration (--dehydrate) on Windows by default, while still allowing it when optimizing for size or when explicitly enabled.
- Adds a Windows-specific clause to the
--dehydratecondition inMicrosoft.NETCore.Native.targets - Ensures dehydration remains enabled for
OptimizationPreference=Sizeor whenIlcDehydrate=true
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Resolves #112927.
This improves working set and startup. There's no such impact on non-Windows so keeping it on. Still enabling when optimizing for size.
Cc @dotnet/ilc-contrib