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When I use RegisterInstance, there’s obviously an instance created, but by my code.
Is there any circumstance when unity would create a registered object during setup?
No, there’s nothing in the standard registration objects that would cause registered objects to be created under the hood. There’s a bunch of reflection over those object’s types, so the assembly will get loaded into working set at that point. Unity actually defers as much work as possible to resolve time; the build plan, for example, isn’t created until the first resolve for that type.
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