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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates a configuration key name from "DefaultStackSize" to "Thread_DefaultStackSize" in the CoreCLR PAL initialization code. This change aligns the configuration key name with a more descriptive and standardized naming convention that explicitly indicates it controls the default stack size for threads.

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  • Updates the CLRConfigNoCache configuration key retrieval to use the new "Thread_DefaultStackSize" name

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