Bump DynamicData from 9.4.31 to 9.4.33#58
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Updated DynamicData from 9.4.31 to 9.4.33.
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9.4.33
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.Filter()operator relied on limited mutation of an internalDictionary<,>during enumeration, a behavior that is not supported on target frameworks older than .NET Core 3.0. Additional logic to copy the keys to iterate, before mutation, should now be injected for builds targeting such older frameworks. (#1084) @JakenVeinaOther:
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