Move collection comparers to Core
See original GitHub issueThese could be useful for other providers, not just Cosmos: ListComparer
, NullableListComparer
, SingleDimensionalArrayComparer
, NullableSingleDimensionalArrayComparer
, StringDictionaryComparer
, NullableStringDictionaryComparer
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Note for triage: https://github.com/dotnet/efcore/pull/31480 added comparers for primitive collections, but these don’t yet support nested collections. We should re-work them to do so, and then the Cosmos comparers can be removed.
Note: see the new implementation of the collection comparers in 8.0.0-preview4. Note that this restricts to IList only, and not to ISet as discussed in the design meeting, because of the difficulty to (efficiently) compare two sets using (EF’s) element comparer.