Intern the parts of Superpower used by this assembly #35
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Total assembly footprint today ( Branch build for this PR, Cutting size isn't the main aim, but losing 23% is a nice side-benefit. |
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Working towards a version that can be integrated at a lower layer into the Serilog ecosystem - if not Serilog itself, then possibly by sinks like Console and File, or by metapackages like AspNetCore.
The sliver of Superpower used by this package is small, relative to Superpower itself; the LoC count of this PR is greatly inflated by license headers, XDOC, etc.; I'd guess there are ~500 significant LoC incoming.
Drafting the PR to check size stats.