Add SubdomainTenantIdResolver with header fallback#2198
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Needed to support subdomain-based tenant resolution without taking a direct dependency on IHttpContextAccessor in the resolver.
Resolves the tenant ID from the first segment of the request hostname (e.g. acme.myapp.com → acme). When the host has no subdomain, falls back to the configured HTTP header. Useful for SaaS applications that route tenants through subdomains. Adds TenantResolverType.Subdomain and UseSubdomainTenancy() extension.
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SubdomainTenantIdResolverthat extracts the tenant ID from the first segment of the request hostname (e.g.acme.myapp.com→acme), with the configured HTTP header as fallback when no subdomain is presentTenantResolverType.Subdomainenum valueUseSubdomainTenancy()extension method onArcOptionsHostproperty onIHttpRequestContextand both implementations