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dotnet: extract array data
See original GitHub issuesee https://github.com/mandiant/capa-rules/issues/591.
we can probably use existing bytes feature for this.
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lets enumerate some concrete examples of rules that we could compose with these features (especially non-u8 arrays). agree that the above look nice so far.
Adding support for arrays would be a nice addition for both .NET and future scripting language support (#779).