[release/9.0-rc1] Revert "Use Unsafe.BitCast for Int128 ↔UInt128 operators"
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…)" This reverts commit 01dbf51.
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Backport of #106430 to release/9.0-rc1
/cc @stephentoub
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Regression
Automated revert of #104506, which triggered some performance regression test failures.
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Low. This just reverts a small cleanup PR that ended up regressing some perf tests.