Revert the user agent property name from dct to DeviceClientType #14
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Azure IoT Hub parses the user agent information using the property name DeviceClientType, so the client must send it with that name otherwise the user agent string is not properly stored on Azure. A change in the property name to "dct" can only be done after the hub is also updated to support that name/alias.
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Azure IoT Hub parses the user agent information using the property
name DeviceClientType, so the client must send it with that name
otherwise the user agent string is not properly stored on Azure.
A change in the property name to "dct" can only be done after the hub is
also updated to support that name/alias.