Don't dispose of linked assembly in VerifyLinkingOfOtherAssemblies#2672
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Disposing of the assembly leads to code after it to throw if it triggers a deferred read of something in the assembly. This wasn't causing any issues in the illinker test framework. I'm making changes in Unity and I ran into this. There is no need to dispose of the assembly at this point. The resolver will be diposed and will handle disposing of the assembly.
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Disposing of the assembly leads to code after it to throw if it triggers a deferred read of something in the assembly. This wasn't causing any issues in the illinker test framework. I'm making changes in Unity and I ran into this.
There is no need to dispose of the assembly at this point. The resolver will be diposed and will handle disposing of the assembly.