Fix deserializing of Emoji types #2577
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… IDictionary<T1,T2> which allows us to deserialise an object list to a dictionary. Currently if you use IDictionary<T1,T2> it is not recognised as a dictionary type and the body is wrapped as if it were an array of 1 object.
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release_notes: Fixes deserializing of Emoji types |
This was referenced Oct 7, 2022
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Adding in assignable extensions to allow us to tell whether a type of IDictionary<T1,T2> which allows us to deserialise an object list to a dictionary. Currently if you use IDictionary<T1,T2> it is not recognised as a dictionary type and the body is wrapped as if it were an array of 1 object.
closes #2576