fix bit Besql issue with IL Linker (#10068)

[yasmoradi]

closes #10068

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• Chores
  • Improved internal dependency management to enhance runtime stability and performance in dynamic scenarios on newer .NET platforms.

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Walkthrough

A new using directive for System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis has been introduced and a [DynamicDependency] attribute has been added to the IServiceCollectionBesqlExtentions class. The attribute is conditionally compiled under the NET9_0_OR_GREATER directive to ensure that all members of the BesqlHistoryRepository are dynamically accessible during runtime, which affects reflection and dynamic member invocation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/Besql/.../IServiceCollectionBesqlExtentions.cs	Added using System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis and a conditionally compiled [DynamicDependency] attribute to mark all members of BesqlHistoryRepository for dynamic access.

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src/Besql/Bit.Besql/IServiceCollectionBesqlExtentions.cs (3)

3-6: Good use of conditional compilation for .NET 9 compatibility.

The inclusion of System.Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis namespace within the NET9_0_OR_GREATER preprocessor directive is a clean approach to managing version-specific dependencies.

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13-15: Effective solution for IL Linker trimming issues.

The addition of the [DynamicDependency] attribute with DynamicallyAccessedMemberTypes.All is appropriate for preventing the IL Linker from trimming necessary members of the BesqlHistoryRepository class. This addresses the issue described in the PR by ensuring all members remain available at runtime when running in trimmed environments.

This solution aligns with Microsoft's recommended approach for preserving types and members that are accessed through reflection or dynamic invocation in trimmed applications.

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44-46: Verified consistent conditional compilation.

The conditional replacement of IHistoryRepository with BesqlHistoryRepository is properly wrapped in the same NET9_0_OR_GREATER directive as the DynamicDependency attribute, maintaining consistency across the implementation.

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