[SharedCache] Serialize SharedCache::m_symbolInfos
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`SharedCache::m_symbolInfos` isn't being serialized but there is an attempt to deserialize it. This commit adds in the code to serialize it. I slightly modified the format because I didn't really understand how it was expected to be serialized based on the deserialization code. The deserialization code looked wrong to me but its likely a misunderstanding on my part. I kept it similar to how `m_exportInfos` is serialized.
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Hi! I'll be taking a look at this PR in conjunction with #6210, seeing as removing symbol info serialization entirely in favor of using User Symbols may be a better approach. |
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SharedCache::m_symbolInfosisn't being serialized but there is an attempt to deserialize it. This commit adds in the code to serialize it.I slightly modified the format because I didn't really understand how it was expected to be serialized based on the deserialization code. The deserialization code looked wrong to me but its likely a misunderstanding on my part. I kept it similar to how
m_exportInfosis serialized.