Many of us use it in scenarios where others would write a blog post about a rewrite in Rust, C++ or whatever.
CLR was designed to support languages like C++, yet many don't learn the knobs.
CLR was designed to support languages like C++, yet many don't learn the knobs.
You can also emit MSIL for what you actually want to do, with low-level bytecodes.
Then there is unsafe, ref structs, stack allocation, fixed buffers, scoped types, manual memory management, array pools, memory pipelines, the various span variants.