Use stack-allocated/inline arrays with fixed lengths in more places #10320
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Description
Finding a few more places that are just low hanging fruit to swap from heap-allocated arrays to stack-allocated/inline-arrays.
Customer Impact
Improved performance, decreased allocations.
Regression
No.
Testing
Local build.
Risk
Low, the swaps are pretty much 1:1.
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