Update stepping through ExternalMethodFixup under the Debugger #108942
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LGTM, a few minor suggestions inline 👍
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This PR updates stepping through the ExternalMethodFixup stub, used when calling other modules in a R2R app, under the debugger by introducing a callback rather than setting a breakpoint within the stub. This is needed as a result of the app crashing on MacOS arm64 if the breakpoint is set on the text section of the module.