Remove a few allocations from GridLengthTypeConverter#22095
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Is this "too much"?
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see my existing PR here: #20048 |
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It only affects things on the order of microseconds. Allocations are improved, though. |
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I see. |
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Description of Change
Use Spans to avoid allocations.
I don't believe this will have any significant effect though.
Issues Fixed
Contributes to #21787