Bugfix: Consuming [CliEvent] events from C#, if there are multiple types in a module and ref assemblies are used. #16218
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Fixes #14996 .
The issue was caused by reference assembly generation, which is on by default for net7+, and was not on for
<TargetFramework>6.0</..>.The fix addresses the issue with ordering of operations in ilwrite that depend on a read/write shared state (cenv).
Visual proof of the wrong codegen before for two types, each having 1 event.
Error is that codegen puts both events into one type, instead of one event for each:
After the fix,
+=from C# works as everything is codegen'd at the right type: