Handle var in UnnecessaryBoxedVariable#5541
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varinUnnecessaryBoxedVariableAdd a helper for replacing local variable types that handles
var.Often we want to avoid replacing types of
varlocal variables, but in this case using an explicit unboxed type will avoid the unnecessary boxing, and usingvarfor primitive types seems low value.#5522