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fix(codec): make Browser runtime identity deterministic - #705
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Advance the main synchronization branch to the current dev tree after #705.
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Follow-up to #704.
Release Gate #607 proved the Browser CoreCLR probe publishes and runs successfully under .NET 11 RC1, but also exposed that
Type.GetType("Mono.Runtime")is not a reliable Browser/WASM discriminator: the existing .NET 10 Mono Browser probe returned null and was misclassified as CoreCLR.Use the actual Browser probe build selection instead:
Monowithplatform-runtime-packprovenance;SHARPLINK_BROWSER_CORECLR/UseMonoRuntime=falsebuild recordsCoreCLRwithbuild-runtime-selectionprovenance.The runtime still records and validates observed TFM, RID, pointer size, framework/runtime version, SDK version, endianness, and compilation mode. This removes the unreliable reflection inference without weakening compatibility semantics.