Use AddWrappedAspNetCoreSession to better fit standard naming #424
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We have a method (WrapAsnnetCoreSession) that wraps the ASP.NET Core session for use with System.Web.SessionState APIs, but this name is not in line with the standard service collection extensions of (`Add...`). This change obsoletes the old one and applies the normal convention.
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We have a method (WrapAsnnetCoreSession) that wraps the ASP.NET Core session for use with System.Web.SessionState APIs, but this name is not in line with the standard service collection extensions of (
Add...). This change obsoletes the old one and applies the normal convention.