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dart-lang/sdk@06d3769ac6 [vm/bytecode] Correctly resolve breakpoints in inner functions. dart-lang/sdk@8b2deca4fa [vm/fuzzer] Add more ffi types dart-lang/sdk@d5a9a732a5 [vm/bytecode] Register closure functions in the object store's list of closures dart-lang/sdk@527cf27633 Smarter error reporting in static error tests. dart-lang/sdk@96a3aa6378 [vm/fuzzer] Extend special fuzzing values dart-lang/sdk@5e428ed638 [vm/bytecode] Fixes for expression evaluation dart-lang/sdk@fb90729cf7 Fix isMoreSpecific() for extensions to check that extensions declared in the platform. dart-lang/sdk@d165492976 Clean up a test dart-lang/sdk@fdbc2920c7 [vm, bytecode] Use the global lookup cache for dynamic calls. dart-lang/sdk@fe9814195b Produce diagnostics when a reference to a static member of an extension cannot be resolved dart-lang/sdk@e7f82cdb7c Support for FunctionTypedFormalParameter in GenericFunctionType. dart-lang/sdk@3617c8d704 [vm/bytecode] Add missing DebugCheck to local function declaration
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