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Update partial properties feature branch from main #73377
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… IEnumerable must have elements implicitly convertible to object (dotnet#73278)
…vel (dotnet#73287) * Move AsyncBatchingWorkQueue usage in telemetry to TelemetryLogging level Doing this as I noticed a large (10x) difference in the number of requestcounter and requestduration events in our dashboard. These events go through the system in slightly different fashions, requestcounter goes through standard telemetry calls on disposal whereas requestduration goes through the aggregated telemetry logging. Both of these are intended to aggregate multiple calls into a single message, but the cadence at which they send telemetry differs. The requestduration method will flush both on project/VS close and every 30 minutes, whereas the requestcounter method only flushes on project/VS close. I've noticed that VS shutdown is now more abrupt than previously, often not giving our disposers a chance to send out telemetry. This is why I believe there is such a large discepency in the telemetry numbers for these methods, when they should be the same. This PR allows for the requestcounter messages to also be sent out every 30 minutes in case the disposal codepath isn't executed.
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LGTM Thanks (iteration 778)
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#73090
Meaningful changes in 3d0fbf6 and d324662.
I manually adjusted the conflicting section in the preceding commit in order to try and make things readable.