Fix a number of issues in compiling with ProjectN abi

- When referencing a method outside of the current module, the ReflectionInvokeMapNode should reference via a method name and signature in the native layout, not a metadata token
- When referencing a field outside of the current module, the ReflectionFieldMapNode should reference via method name not token
- When emitting a reference to a indirection cell in the ExternalReferencesTableNode use the calculate delta instead of throwing away the calculation
- When producing GCStatic descs for canonical types for the purpose of the template type loader, they should not be grouped into a single GC Static Desc region, but instead should be held in separate standalone regions
- Update the PrecomputedMetadataManager to take advantage of the new ReflectionInvokeMapNode functionality
- Disable new functionality for field mapping, as that requires cross module static import which isn't yet completely implemented
- Disable the use of the dynamic invoke tables. The dependency analysis interactions are still not quite right in this scenario
- When producing Thread Static GC descs, use a section relative reloc to the TypeThreadStaticsSymbol, not the start of the tls section
- Remove all plumbing around the start of tls section and the ReadyToRun header
  - The need for the data was incorrect, and the data is not useful

[tfs-changeset: 1653533]

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diff --git a/src/Native/Runtime/TypeManager.h b/src/Native/Runtime/TypeManager.h
index f2ab6a818..df095a336 100644
--- a/src/Native/Runtime/TypeManager.h
+++ b/src/Native/Runtime/TypeManager.h
@@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ class TypeManager
     UInt8*                      m_pStaticsGCDataSection;
     UInt8*                      m_pThreadStaticsDataSection;
     UInt32*                     m_pTlsIndex;  // Pointer to TLS index if this module uses thread statics 
-    UInt32                      m_managedTlsStartOffset; // Start offset for managed TLS data
 
     TypeManager(HANDLE osModule, ReadyToRunHeader * pHeader);