[mono][debug-helpers] Parse W: prefix in MONO_VERBOSE_METHOD to match wrappers #101766
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Allows specifying a
w:orW:prefix toMONO_VERBOSE_METHODenv variable or the--traceoption to observe the JIT or runtime behavior of a runtime-generated wrapper method.