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Query: Fixes memory leak on Windows x64 using ServiceInterop.dll #2827

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Fixes a memory leak in the service interop by bumping the direct version.

Includes a cherry picks:
Fix the emulator tests
Fix the performance tests

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ealsur
ealsur previously approved these changes Oct 27, 2021
…ted. The test is expecting it to pass. I pin (#2824)

Two tests are failing with latest emulator. I updated ItemPatchFailureTest to use the new message.

EncryptionPatchItem is being ignored to unblock gates. It's being tracked: #2823
…2819)

Performances tests are failing consistently on gates so upgrading benchmark version which is compatible with .Net5 and has memory diagnoser fixes.

This switches the job from a medium to short to prevent the gates from timing out.
@j82w j82w merged commit 2f98cbd into releases/3.22.1 Oct 28, 2021
@j82w j82w deleted the users/jawilley/releases/3.22.1 branch October 28, 2021 11:03
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