[release/9.0] Update MethodTable::IsDynamicStatics and DacpMethodTableData::bIsDynamic to return 0/1 instead of flag value
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Backport of #106504 to release/9.0
/cc @elinor-fung
Customer Impact
A DAC API inadvertently started returning something other than 0/1 for a value representing a bool - it would return the value of a flag to represent true. This is behaviour that is different from previous and future versions and not something we want anyone to start relying on.
Regression
eb8f54d
Testing
Manual testing, asserts.
Risk
Low. This simply explicitly returns 0/1 as a bool value instead of a non-zero to represent true.