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When there is "no value" we want to fall back to something else - but how can you indicate that a value is "intentionally empty" ie "no value" actually means "no value, please don't fallback"?
It is partially done already. I think each property value converter can implement HasValue so that... you can ask the converter whether a value is actually a value or not. So a converter may decide to report a null value as a valid value. Basically... now the burden is on the converters. If we're OK with this, then we prob only need to verify and close.
When there is "no value" we want to fall back to something else - but how can you indicate that a value is "intentionally empty" ie "no value" actually means "no value, please don't fallback"?
child of #3661
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