Revert PR #23052 behavior under new app context switch#25613
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Description of Change
PR #23052 introduced some new behavior with unforeseen performance implications (reported in #24551 and #25264). It was included in a servicing release and it's currently blocking us from moving to the latest servicing update. While we already have PRs to rectify the situation (#24823, or alternatively #25291) they are quite intrusive and thus not suitable for servicing.
This leaves us with very few options. I suggest conditionally reverting the changes from #23052 under an
Microsoft.Maui.RuntimeFeature.UseLegacyMeasureInvalidatedBehaviorapp context switch. This should allow us to optionally restore the .NET 8.0.82 behavior until a proper fix is in place.