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dart-lang/sdk@cb80ea7ba9 [vm/bytecode] Avoid using stale bytecode after expression evaluation dart-lang/sdk@765651b079 Fix some diagnostics in ddb tool dart-lang/sdk@fc4021b68d [vm/assembler] add support for bsf, bsr, popcnt (IA32/X64) dart-lang/sdk@0a5d6a5263 [ VM / Service ] Add --write-service-info=<filename> flag to allow for writing VM service connection information to a file dart-lang/sdk@37016a7397 Migration: use virtual dispatch to compute nullability fix descriptions. dart-lang/sdk@5fc5c68c87 [vm/fuzzer] Deprecate DBC from DartFuzz tools dart-lang/sdk@e32706ec05 Remove '--use-summary2' from DAS. dart-lang/sdk@f342d07b0d Report an error if an extension override is used in a cascade (issue 38417)
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