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Title. This results in the following additional instantiations in WinRT.Interop.dll (there's more):

Added XML documentation remarks to the Keys and Values properties in WindowsRuntimeDictionary, WindowsRuntimeObservableMap, and WindowsRuntimeReadOnlyDictionary classes to clarify the concrete collection types returned. This improves API documentation and developer understanding of the property return types.
Replaces direct calls to TrackGenericInterfaceType with a new TryTrackWindowsRuntimeGenericInterfaceTypeInstance method. This centralizes and extends the logic for tracking constructed generic Windows Runtime interface types, ensuring all necessary related types and delegates are also tracked for code generation.
Deleted the InteropGeneratorDiscoveryStateExtensions.cs file, which contained extension methods for tracking generic interface and delegate types in the interop generator discovery process. This may be part of a refactor or cleanup to simplify or relocate this logic.
Updated generic type discovery logic to explicitly track constructed DictionaryKeyCollection, DictionaryValueCollection, ReadOnlyDictionaryKeyCollection, and ReadOnlyDictionaryValueCollection types when discovering IDictionary<TKey, TValue> and IReadOnlyDictionary<TKey, TValue> instantiations. This ensures correct marshaling of these types, which may not be present in input assemblies but are generated during emit. Also refactored method signatures to consistently pass the current module and args where needed.
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Pull request overview

This PR enhances the WinRT interop generator to track CCW (COM Callable Wrapper) information for dictionary collection types (DictionaryKeyCollection, DictionaryValueCollection, ReadOnlyDictionaryKeyCollection, and ReadOnlyDictionaryValueCollection). The changes ensure these collection types are properly instantiated in WinRT.Interop.dll when their parent dictionary types are discovered, enabling correct marshalling to native code.

Key changes:

  • Refactored generic interface type tracking from extension methods to a dedicated method in InteropTypeDiscovery.Generics.cs
  • Added automatic tracking of dictionary key/value collection types when discovering IDictionary<TKey, TValue> and IReadOnlyDictionary<TKey, TValue> instantiations
  • Enhanced documentation in dictionary collection classes to clarify the concrete types returned by Keys and Values properties

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WindowsRuntimeReadOnlyDictionary{TKey, TValue}.cs Added XML documentation remarks clarifying the concrete types returned by Keys and Values properties
WindowsRuntimeObservableMap{TKey, TValue}.cs Added XML documentation remarks for dictionary collection properties with inherited documentation for interface implementations
WindowsRuntimeDictionary{TKey, TValue}.cs Added XML documentation remarks for dictionary collection properties with inherited documentation for interface implementations
InteropGenerator.Discover.cs Added module parameter to TryTrackExposedUserDefinedType call to support enhanced type discovery
InteropGeneratorDiscoveryStateExtensions.cs Deleted file - functionality moved to InteropTypeDiscovery.Generics.cs
InteropTypeDiscovery.cs Added module parameter to TryTrackExposedUserDefinedType method signature
InteropTypeDiscovery.Generics.cs Refactored generic interface tracking into dedicated method with automatic tracking of dictionary collection types when parent dictionary types are discovered

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