Emit leaner cctor context for preinitialized types #83065
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If a type is preinitialized, we shouldn't need the cctor pointer anymore. This was the only thing keeping around general-purpose comparers logic after @EgorBo's dotnet#83054.
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If a type is preinitialized, we shouldn't need the cctor pointer anymore. This was the only thing keeping around general-purpose comparers logic after @EgorBo's #83054.
cc @dotnet/ilc-contrib