Enhance: Inline variable in CA1854 (IDictionary.TryGetValue)

[Poker-sang]

When simplifying code with TryGetValue, we can inline the out variable.

Before:

if (data.TryGetValue(key, out string value))
{
    var a = value;
}

After:

if (data.TryGetValue(key, out string a))
{
}

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[buyaa-n]

Thank you @Poker-sang, the changes looks good, could you please update the VB fixer too? Now this only work on C# but not in VB.

[Poker-sang]

@buyaa-n Thank you for the review. I've never written VB, but I tried writing VB fixer anyway, so I'm not sure if I took all the cases into account. Please let me know if there are any problems.

[buyaa-n]

I've never written VB, but I tried writing VB fixer anyway, so I'm not sure if I took all the cases into account. Please let me know if there are any problems.

Thanks, most contributors including myself are same, no previous VB experience, https://converter.telerik.com/ have been helpful for converting code and tests in VB, though looks you don't need it now. Changes looks good

[buyaa-n]

Looks good, thanks!

[Poker-sang]

Thanks, most contributors including myself are same, no previous VB experience, https://converter.telerik.com/ have been helpful for converting code and tests in VB, though looks you don't need it now. Changes looks good

Thanks. I use https://sharplab.io/ to see the C#/VB syntax tree. The site you recommended looks good too, I'll try it.