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[release/5.0] Fix perf regression in IntPtr operators on 32-bit platforms - #41254
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Switching to C# built-in uint/nuint types caused these operators to use long/ulong IntPtr/UIntPtr constructors instead of int/uint IntPtr constructors that it were used before. The fix is to avoid going through the IntPtr/UIntPtr constructors and just depend on the built-in uint/nuint implicit conversions. Fixes #41167
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Backport of #41198 to release/5.0
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