Make ConstraintExpression.AnyOf() accept ICollection#4552
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Add ConstraintExpression.AnyOf(ICollection)
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@dotnet-policy-service agree |
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@ivan-gurin Can you please add a test for the new functionality? |
Tests for ConstraintExpression.AnyOf(ICollection)
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@manfred-brands done |
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Add ConstraintExpression.AnyOf(ICollection) overload as discussed in #4551