[release/7.0] Fix #76260 Add nullable annotation to INumberBase<>.TryParse #76304
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Backport of #76272 to release/7.0
/cc @tannergooding @MichalBrylka
Customer Impact
Users will get incorrect NRT annotations when working with class-like numeric types implementing the INumberBase interface.
Testing
Manual validation that the updated annotations were correct.
Risk
Low. This is updating the nullable reference type annotations for an interface that is new in .NET 7. We've historically given ourselves some flexibility on getting the NRT annotations correct.