ILLink: Don't mark attributes from MarkEntireType #108552
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They are already marked from MarkType, called by MarkEntireType. The removed marking logic was using the assembly as the warning message origin, making these warnings hard to suppress (in addition to being redundant with the warnings at the type level).
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They are already marked from MarkType, called by MarkEntireType. The removed marking logic was using the assembly as the warning message origin, making these warnings hard to suppress (in addition to being redundant with the warnings at the type level).
Fixes some warnings encountered in #108464 in the OOB library trimming step.