# Description

Use explicit full-path for loading MsQuic.dll - it prevents accidental load of MsQuic.dll from another unintended directory (e.g. CWD = Current Working Directory) if the bundled MsQuic.dll fails to load (which can happen e.g. on WinServer 2012, where MsQuic is not supported).

# Customer Impact

Defense-in-depth

# Regression

No

# Testing

Targeted manual test on affected OS (Windows Server 2012), including self-contained and single-file publish scenarios.

# Risk

Low, changes are contained and have been thoroughly tested manually and in CI suite.

…bstract array types

Jagged arrays in the payload can contain cycles. In that scenario, no value is correct for `ArrayRecord.FlattenedLength`, and `ArrayRecord.GetArray` does not have enough context to know how to handle the cycles. To address these issues, jagged array handling is simplified so that calling code can handle the cycles in the most appropriate way for the application.

Single-dimension arrays can be represented in the payload using abstract types such as `IComparable[]` where the concrete element type is not known. When the concrete element type is known, `ArrayRecord.GetArray` could return either `SZArrayRecord<ClassRecord>` or `SZArrayRecord<object>`; without a concrete type, we need to return something that represents the element abstractly.

1. `ArrayRecord.FlattenedLength` is removed from the API
2. `ArrayRecord.GetArray` now returns `ArrayRecord[]` for jagged arrays instead of trying to populate them
3. `ArrayRecord.GetArray` now returns `SZArrayRecord<SerializationRecord>` for single-dimension arrays instead of either `SZArrayRecord<ClassRecord>` or `SZArrayRecord<object>`