Add ObjectPool dependency to nuget config #2954
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This pull request fixes #2950
Description
Adds the
Microsoft.Extension.ObjectPooldependency to the NuGet config so that it can get installed on the customer's machine when they install our libraries.Checklist (Uncheck if it is not completed)
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