Remove RunClassConstructor proxy from SecurityHelper for code quality #9893
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Description
One of the few leftover remnants from CAS times is the
SecurityHelper.RunClassConstructorthe RunClassConstructor method fromRuntimeHelpers. There is no reason for this, only makes people wonder what is "security" doing here.Follows PRs like #9521, #9733 etc.
Customer Impact
Better code quality of the code base.
Regression
No.
Testing
Local build.
Risk
Pretty much none.
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