Use partial classes instead, mirroring iOS approach (#58361)
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Tue, 31 Aug 2021 19:54:36 +0000 (12:54 -0700)
commitaaba084efde05f1ee7f24237a1511a82e1e33ed0
treedf3c4f0ec642be6d37a7a380a10d85ab0909182b
parent22b53e8ccd532fb071cc08f7a5ba34551e018d3a
Use partial classes instead, mirroring iOS approach (#58361)

This should give the same output as legacy Xamarin. If it doesn't, I messed up

Co-authored-by: Jo Shields <joshield@microsoft.com>
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