Make caching the typeref builder cache lazier #40432
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Does FirstUnprocessedReflectionInfoIndex convey the intention better?
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Currently, when we have a cache miss on the typeref cache, we parse all the metadata that we know of, before querying the cache again. Change this to query for the typeref after parsing every reflection info. This will be especially useful for LLDB, as it uses a client server model, and parsing metadata may involve going through a (potentially slow network).
This PR also has an added benefit of not re-parsing metadata that was already parsed before, if, for example, a new image is loaded in between different typeref queries.