Fix: Assert failure: Thread::IsObjRefValid #118307
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes an assert failure in Thread::IsObjRefValid by properly converting an Object pointer to an OBJECTREF using the appropriate conversion function. The issue occurs when handling constructor returns for variable-sized objects like strings.
Key Changes
- Updates object reference handling in
RuntimeMethodHandle_InvokeMethodto use proper type conversion - Replaces direct cast with
ObjectToOBJECTREFfunction call for better type safety
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Fixes #117961