When marshalling a layout class, fall-back to dynamically marshalling the type if it doesn't match the static type in the signature. #50137
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… the type if it doesn't match the static type in the signature.
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When we switched the struct marshalling system to be IL based, we accidentally stopped checking if the passed in object matched the type in the signature in the "layout class" case (where we have a sequential or explicit layout
classtype). This causes failures to marshal the derived types correctly since only the base type ends up being marshalled.This PR fixes the regression by falling back to dynamically marshalling the object if the runtime type does not match the declared type.
Fixes #49857