[release/6.0] Big-endian fixes: binary data in RenderBatch #36221
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* Use little-endian accessors for RenderBatch binary data throughout * Fixes part 3 of #35709
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Backport of #35714 to release/6.0
/cc @SteveSandersonMS @uweigand
Customer Impact
Prevents porting .NET Core to the IBM Z (s390x) architecture. See #35709
Testing
These are test-only changes.
Risk
Super low. These are test-only changes, and simple ones at that.