[clr-interp] Make the INTERP_DUMP macro useable throughout the compiler #119672
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…methods in other classes which are used in the compiler
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When implementing some recent work, I wanted to use INTERP_DUMP in a helper class, but that required that I make some ugly changes to pass around the m_verbose flag. This change reverts those odd changes, and instead uses a thread local static to control dumping behavior.