Follow-up to Enumerable.Min/Max Comparer<T>.Default optimization#48289
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I didn't notice the same pattern was employed in the `Func<TSource, TResult>` overloads, so changing them, too.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @eiriktsarpalis Issue DetailsFollow-up to #48273. I didn't notice the same pattern was employed in the
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Follow-up to #48273. I didn't notice the same pattern was employed in the
Func<TSource, TResult>overloads, so changing them, too.