Revert "Standardize on Array copyOf"#9400
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This reverts commit 935d099 from PR protocolbuffers#9162. While the original commit was a nice simplification, I learned from another Googler that there is unfortunately a performance cost to this (or at least there was last time this change was attempted). Even if it turns out to be fast on modern Java runtimes, we still care about the performance on old Android devices.
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This reverts commit 935d099 from PR #9162.
While the original commit was a nice simplification, I learned from
another Googler that there is unfortunately a performance cost to this
(or at least there was last time this change was attempted). Even if it
turns out to be fast on modern Java runtimes, we still care about the
performance on old Android devices.