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In reply to combeenzi.

I had indeed missed that - thanks for pointing it out. Will need to think about that - it's slightly alarming that despite all the use of nullable reference types, I've effectively still got a hole in analysis.


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Regarding nullability of ImmutableArray: in case you have missed it, there is a 3rd option for passing and checking for a "null" array. Since ImmutableArray is just a struct wrapper around an actual array, you can pass `default` instead of `null`, which results in a non-null ImmutableArray with its internal array being null. There is an `IsDefault` property to check if that internal array is null.