Fix Object Initializers Referencing Other Properties (#1080)#1233
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Fixes #1080 where VB.NET object initializers referencing other properties (e.g.
New Point() With { .X = 1, .Y = .X }) caused aKeyNotFoundExceptionduring conversion to C# because the code incorrectly assumed anyNamedFieldInitializerbelonged to an anonymous type and tried to look up its temporary initialization variable in_tempNameForAnonymousScope.The fix introduces a safe lookup via
TryGetValue, falling back to_withBlockLhs.Peek()for regular object initializers. Two unit tests reproducing the issue and testing an advanced case are included.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6482098657889880382 started by @GrahamTheCoder