Zlib: Remove unused exports #84603
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-system-io-compression Issue DetailsThis removes some of the zlib exports we're not using. In theory, this should help our future ability to tree-shake unneeded functions out of the native compression libraries, which can help reduce the attack surface of our native compression libraries.
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This was referenced Apr 11, 2023
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This removes some of the zlib exports we're not using. In theory, this should help our future ability to tree-shake unneeded functions out of the native compression libraries, which can help reduce the attack surface of our native compression libraries.
Though the three PRs #84602, #84603, and #84604 are all related to zlib; they're each fully standalone and can be reviewed as isolated units.