Removes anonymous lambda usage from common syscalls #4901
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FTR this is pending discussion in #4899 (comment). |
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It be like #4899 and #4900 but this time for the common syscalls.
Passthrough is untouched because that needs some more jiggery-pokery with how the constexpr tables get laid out.
NFC.