Dedupe when returning all feature names #535
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Why this PR?
Closes #534
Visible Changes
For developers using a
IFeatureDefinitionProviderthat can return multipleFeatureDefinitionitems with the sameName, as is the case with the built-inMicrosoft.FeatureManagement.ConfigurationFeatureDefinitionProvider(which sources from the MS schema and the DotNet schema),FeatureManagement::GetFeatureNamesAsyncwill no longer return duplicates if a feature is configured multiple times (i.e. in each of those schema).This will help folks wanting to transition over gracefully, but could be considered a breaking change to current behaviour.
Note: Duplicate feature names in the one schema is already de-duped, as a test I added proved.