Add Field<TResolver> to the generic IObjectTypeDescriptor #389
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… ResolverType to the untyped version of IObjectTypeDescriptor. There is nothing in that function that referes to T, therefore it can be safely used outside of the typed ObjectTypeDescriptor class. This way, a user can have an untyped ObjectType and refer to other resolver classes in their field declarations.
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Moved the Field declaration function that can be parameterized with a… ResolverType to the untyped version of IObjectTypeDescriptor. There is nothing in that function that referes to T, therefore it can be safely used outside of the typed ObjectTypeDescriptor class. This way, a user can have an untyped ObjectType and refer to other resolver classes in their field declarations.