[mono] Merge icall-def-netcore.h back into icall-def.h #66730
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This was originally done in mono/mono to allow building both legacy and netcore, but we don't need this split anymore in dotnet/runtime.
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Should also remove from CMakeLists.txt if its there. |
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It's not in any CMakeLists.txt |
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This was originally done in mono/mono to allow building both legacy and netcore, but we don't need this split anymore in dotnet/runtime.
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This was originally done in mono/mono to allow building both legacy and netcore, but we don't need this split anymore in dotnet/runtime.