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Changes since last roll: ``` 85569ab5b39 Version 3.7.0-266.0.dev 8c1fa6d05b8 [tfa,aot,dart2wasm] Allow tree-shaking of extension type members independently of their tear-offs 5078a20a6d5 [cfe] Use OffsetMap for BodyBuilder.finishFields a6b0fced839 [tfa,aot,dart2wasm] Retain libraries which only have extensions and extension types 4bcb4b10443 (tag: 3.7.0-265.0.dev) Version 3.7.0-265.0.dev 982b9fad444 [vm] Turn on entry point checking in JIT mode. 04530d578ff Roll dart_style 3.0.1 into the SDK. c2abea31557 [deps] Roll dart-lang/native 3b056e1d500 [dart2wasm] Fix deferred loading tests on optimized configs. ca668b701c3 (tag: 3.7.0-264.0.dev) Version 3.7.0-264.0.dev 54af9b3a39a (tag: 3.7.0-263.0.dev) Version 3.7.0-263.0.dev 72acd9d0ff3 [dart:svg] Add value->newLength parameter name change to templates 57c4da6911d Make Driver.instrumentationService private and final f934e392f2d analyzer: Remove unnecessary Driver.httpServer c5c3544b71f Fix Fuchsia build error. 2f857baba7e [dart2js] Make an check. b3e7e027380 (tag: 3.7.0-262.0.dev) Version 3.7.0-262.0.dev 08252fc9e91 [dartdev] Use VmInteropHandler for invoking sub commands 96c4e4c81f8 [dart2wasm] Use field type instead of global type for static field type. e3e7ca846a8 [gardening] Fix service/uri_mappings_lookup_test. 580107f8474 Migrate generic_type_alias.test 0a5a8f17af8 [vm] Remove BaseIsolate as it serves no purposes anymore. 9820487a3c4 [analyzer] Support enclosingFragments that are local variables dbf60082974 DAS: Support monospaced text (eg code snippets) in generated doc comments 59499d362a2 [dart2wasm] Add support for declaring functions as module elements. a0e1bce4b27 (tag: 3.7.0-261.0.dev) Version 3.7.0-261.0.dev 96fbc264ca1 [dart2wasm] Add indirection for dispatch table calls. d261ded4c72 Bump tools to febccb92d228e678196aa90c109c708ed7ad6ea8 54d62b478d8 [analysis_server] Move Type Hierarchy off ElementLocation to its own internal uri/name encoding b67f61a66c3 [tests] Additional tests for ?? with enum shorthands. e1be04c4704 Implement element and fragment for generic function types a9c3991a7a6 [analysis_server] Migrate LSP Find References to new element model 11904ed3871 [analyzer] Add LinterContext.currentUnit and use it for content in eol_at_end_of_file 38bce3f507d Elements. Migrate test/generated/simple_resolver_test.dart 34cf29701be Elements. Migrate test/src/dart/analysis/search_test.dart e70a91d8e38 [analyzer/linter] Simplify implementation of rule State ee5c4b00840 Roll BoringSSL from 57f525e425a9 to ee0c13ad1808 (22 revisions) 42f0e9aa15b analyzer: Report bad type arg on implicit call 8cc449ac8c1 [dart2wasm] Add utils for pragma reading and updating. 04d70b9fb40 analyzer: Make ResolutionVisitor._libraryElement final d0f34d918f2 [dynamic_modules] Fix multiple_classes/dynamic_interfaces.yaml for vm. 3fba5fb4633 DAS: Seal TypeDecl for simpler switches 946f3287b46 [dart2wasm] Clean up some dead or unnecessary code. 231b463e8fc Roll Fuchsia SDK from 26.20241210.5.1 to 26.20241211.4.1 4e4fec1830b DAS: Correct some broken comment references 69fef4b123c Elements. Use impl types in a few places to avoid casts. ```
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