[Painless] Add def to boxed type casts #36506
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This adds casts for the def type to all standard boxed types. Prior to this certain casts such as def [long/Long] -> Double would fail which does not follow the goals of the Painless casting model to remove the need for explicit boxing. This also creates symmetry with the casts for the newly created bridge methods being called at run-time.
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This adds casts for the def type to all standard boxed types. Prior to this certain casts such as
def [long/Long] -> Doublewould fail which does not follow the goals of the Painless casting model to remove the need for explicit boxing. This also creates symmetry with the casts for the newly created bridge methods being called at run-time.