Bumped J2N to 2.2.0-alpha-0048 - #1378
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… to format unknown types, which provides more consistent rules for formatting collections, arrays, and numeric types than Collections.ToString().
…with J2N's StringFormater, which can format any generic collection type and doesn't require the dependency on Microsoft.CSharp on older TFMs.
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Related to #1284 and #1311
Bumped J2N to 2.2.0-alpha-0048 so we can integrate the latest features
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This upgrades to a version of J2N that contains the new
CountdownLatchimplementation that allows signaling after reaching 0 without throwing exceptions.It also removes the one call to
dynamicbecause the support for it was removed from J2N in NightOwl888/J2N#181 as part of #1278. That same PR also significantly improved the performance ofAggressivemode, so we can simply usestring.Format(J2N.Text.StringFormatter.InvariantCulture, "{0}", collection)to format collections. It also correctly handlesIStructuralFormattable, which all J2N collections implement to improve performance.