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Fix setting WinRT assembly's fallback binder#27348
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Remove unused AssemblySpec::SetHostBinder
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AssemblySpec::SetHostBinderis no longer used. We were relying on that being set (LoadDomainAssemblyin typeparse.cpp) to then set the fallback binder set on WinRT assembly (for use in the case of a WinRT assembly triggering the load of a non-WinRT assembly). This should now go throughAssemblySpec::GetFallbackLoadContextBinderForRequestingAssemblyRemove unused functions and params in binding code