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dart-lang/sdk@98b286de21 [vm] Use ELF loader in dart2native. dart-lang/sdk@ff1a3f7e3a [vm/compiler] Add a snapshot-serialized function pool. dart-lang/sdk@bdf6b9505e [cfe] Ask for subtype checking mode explicitly dart-lang/sdk@c1616157d1 [cfe] Use a class instead of the enum for subtype check results dart-lang/sdk@be43bce0b6 [cfe] Make interface of subtype checks aware of nullabilities. dart-lang/sdk@0e24c2e6e5 [vm/compiler] Don't serialize precompiled constructors. dart-lang/sdk@f0b2a46734 [vm, fuchsia, arm64] Restore the shadow call stack on exceptions. dart-lang/sdk@97f14cced1 [vm, bytecode] Also generate split bytecode for the first compile. dart-lang/sdk@2590d065f1 Update test_reflective_loader, use @SkippedTest dart-lang/sdk@a7b03453d1 Sort the instrumentation renderer. dart-lang/sdk@8c3065e947 Add fuzz tests for annotation resolution crashes. dart-lang/sdk@989289c36f [ package:vm_service ] Add 'tokenPosToLine' and 'tokenPosToColumn' to `Script`, improve test coverage dart-lang/sdk@84383dff6d Fix elements resynthesizer tests on Windows. dart-lang/sdk@23aca57eda fix for adding boolean diagnostic property references dart-lang/sdk@6ec36b786f Generate a file for each compilation unit rather than for each library dart-lang/sdk@cb9a35ca53 Issue 38565. Revert incomplete annotation constructor invocation inference implementation.
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