Add tests for Moq compatibility with F# events #712
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There are two old Google Code issues which were resolved with commit 44070a9, however no documentation or unit tests were ever added for these issues: * Moq fails to mock events defined in F#: https://code.google.com/archive/p/moq/issues/238 * Can't raise events on mocked Interop interfaces: https://code.google.com/archive/p/moq/issues/226 This commit adds unit tests for the first of these two issues by add- ing an F# test project to the solution, which allows us to define F# types for use in unit tests.
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This is a follow-up to devlooped#712 and devlooped#713, where we added tests documenting F# and COM events not being marked with the IL `specialname` flag. But as it turns out, F# and COM *properties* are marked as `specialname`, which we document here using unit tests. Finally, we bring back checks for `method.IsSpecialName` for property accessor method recognition.
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This is a follow-up to devlooped#712 and devlooped#713, where we added tests documenting F# and COM events not being marked with the IL `specialname` flag. But as it turns out, F# and COM *properties* are marked as `specialname`, which we document here using unit tests. Finally, we bring back checks for `method.IsSpecialName` for property accessor method recognition.
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This is a follow-up to devlooped#712 and devlooped#713, where we added tests documenting F# and COM events not being marked with the IL `specialname` flag. But as it turns out, F# and COM *properties* are marked as `specialname`, which we document here using unit tests. Finally, we bring back checks for `method.IsSpecialName` for property accessor method recognition.
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This is a follow-up to devlooped#712 and devlooped#713, where we added tests documenting F# and COM events not being marked with the IL `specialname` flag. But as it turns out, F# and COM *properties and indexer* accessor methods are marked as `specialname`, which we document here using unit tests. Finally, we bring back checks for `method.IsSpecialName` for property and indexer accessor method recognition.
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This is a follow-up to #712 and #713, where we added tests documenting F# and COM events not being marked with the IL `specialname` flag. But as it turns out, F# and COM *properties and indexer* accessor methods are marked as `specialname`, which we document here using unit tests. Finally, we bring back checks for `method.IsSpecialName` for property and indexer accessor method recognition.
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There are two old Google Code issues which were resolved with commit 44070a9, however no documentation or unit tests were ever added for these issues:
Moq fails to mock events defined in F#:
https://code.google.com/archive/p/moq/issues/238
Can't raise events on mocked Interop interfaces:
https://code.google.com/archive/p/moq/issues/226
This commit adds unit tests for the first of these two issues by adding an F# project to the solution, which allows us to define F# types for use in unit tests.
Some of these tests are skipped on purpose; see dotnet/fsharp#5834.