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[Windows] Merge TaskRunnerWin32 into TaskRunner #35029
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With the removal of the UWP embedder, we can merge Win32-specific implementation classes with their abstract superclasses where those superclasses existed only to support both UWP and Win32. No new tests since this is purely a restructuring of existing code within the Win32 embedder, with no expected change in behaviour. Issue: flutter/flutter#108386
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Fix typo. Co-authored-by: Loïc Sharma <[email protected]>
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test-exempt: code refactor with no semantic change |
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With the removal of the UWP embedder, we can merge Win32-specific implementation classes with their abstract superclasses where those superclasses existed only to support both UWP and Win32. No new tests since this is purely a restructuring of existing code within the Win32 embedder, with no expected change in behaviour. Issue: flutter/flutter#108386
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With the removal of the UWP embedder, we can merge Win32-specific implementation classes with their abstract superclasses where those superclasses existed only to support both UWP and Win32. No new tests since this is purely a restructuring of existing code within the Win32 embedder, with no expected change in behaviour. Issue: flutter/flutter#108386
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With the removal of the UWP embedder, we can merge Win32-specific
implementation classes with their abstract superclasses where those
superclasses existed only to support both UWP and Win32.
No new tests since this is purely a restructuring of existing code
within the Win32 embedder, with no expected change in behaviour.
Covered by existing tests in task_runner_unittests.cc.
Issue: flutter/flutter#108386
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