String based lookup is inefficient quick fix can generate uncompilable code

If you have a ScriptableObject in the Assembly-CSharp dll and create an instance of that in a AsmDef using the string based ScriptableObject.CreateInstance

Rider can generate incorrect code when trying to fix a string based lookup in ScriptableObject.CreateInstance. This happens if you define your ScriptableObject class in the Assembly-CSharp dll and you try to the create the instance in a AsmDef. Since AsmDefs can't have a reference to Assembly-CSharp it should not be possible to have a reference to a class defined in that assembly.

No source file or test is named. Start by reproducing the string-based ScriptableObject.CreateInstance lookup with the ScriptableObject in Assembly-CSharp and the creation call in an AsmDef, then trace Rider's quick-fix code generation. Done means the quick fix no longer generates an invalid Assembly-CSharp reference or uncompilable code.

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