JIT: fix inline policy handling of call site depth #38399
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In dotnet#38163 I added a depth field to one of the inline policy base classes. A derived class already had a similar field. Unify in favor of the base class field. The inline policies implemented by these derived policy classes are sometimes used during jit stress (eg for random inlining). Fixes dotnet#38374.
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In #38163 I added a depth field to one of the inline policy base classes.
A derived class already had a similar field. Unify in favor of the base class
field.
The inline policies implemented by these derived policy classes are sometimes
used during jit stress (eg for random inlining).
Fixes #38374.