Use CSharpType rather than Type for serialization hooks#9166
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Follow up to : #9166. This exposes the internal CSharpType comparer, to be consumed by the azure generator in it's serialization hooks.
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For framework types that are generic where the arg may be a non-framework type, we lose the generic type arg information when using Type.