[interp] Fix open delegates used with virtual methods of valuetypes #55354
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We were trying to resolve the virtual method on the this pointer (which is a managed pointer and not an object). If the delegate target method is declared on a valuetype, the method does not need resolving. Fixes dotnet#49839
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @BrzVlad Issue DetailsWe were trying to resolve the virtual method on the this pointer (which is a managed pointer and not an object). If the delegate target method is declared on a valuetype, the method does not need resolving. Fixes #49839
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We were trying to resolve the virtual method on the this pointer (which is a managed pointer and not an object). If the delegate target method is declared on a valuetype, the method does not need resolving.
Fixes #49839