Tensor.ReverseDimension on sliced TensorSpan sometimes produces invalid results

Description

Using Tensor.ReverseDimension(slice, dimension) on a TensorSpan created via TensorSpan.Slice creates a tensor with partially invalid values - in this case, the source tensor has no '0' values, but the result has two of them.

Reproduction Steps

var t = Tensor.Create([1,2,3, 4,5,6, 7,8,9], [3, 3]);

var slice = t.AsTensorSpan().Slice([0..3, 1..3]);

var reversed = Tensor.ReverseDimension<int>(slice, 0);
Console.WriteLine(reversed.ToString([]));

Expected behavior

Program prints

[3x2], type = System.Int32, isPinned = False
{                                           
{8,9}                                       
{5,6}                                       
{2,3}                                       
}

Actual behavior

Program prints

[3x2], type = System.Int32, isPinned = False
{                                           
{8,9}                                       
{0,5}                                       
{6,0}                                       
}

Regression?

No response

Known Workarounds

Using the copying Tensor.Slice method instead works.

Configuration

.NET version: 9.0.100-rc.1.24452.12 OS: Windows 10 Education 22H2 Architecture: x64 (Intel Core i7-7700)

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