Use InvariantCulture when parsing with NumberStyles.None/HexNumber #54004
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The only time {U}Int{32/64}.TryParse needs to consult a culture is if it needs to look up the positive/negative symbol from it, and if NumberStyles.None or NumberStyles.HexNumber are passed, it won't ever do that. All such call sites benefit from using CultureInfo.InvariantCulture explicitly, as it's just a static field read, whereas passing in null causes the implementation to access CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, which incurs a thread-static read. Most of our usage already does this, but a few sites don't; this fixes those.