fix(inventory): address review feedback on area path counts#124
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- Use case-sensitive (default) comparer for AreaPathCounts to prevent distinct Azure DevOps area paths differing only by case being merged - Reload inventory-areapath.csv on resume so previously-collected rows are not overwritten when an interrupted run is retried - Remove unused System.Collections.ObjectModel import from InventoryReport.cs TfsObjectModel targets net481 so GetValueOrDefault is unavailable there; kept TryGetValue pattern for that project. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Follow-up to #123 addressing CodeRabbit and Codex review feedback.
AreaPathCountsnow uses the default case-sensitive comparer — Azure DevOps area paths are case-sensitive andOrdinalIgnoreCasewould silently merge distinct pathsinventory-areapath.csvis now reloaded on resume so previously-collected rows are not overwritten when an interrupted inventory run is retriedusing System.Collections.ObjectModelfromInventoryReport.csNote: the
GetValueOrDefaultnitpick was not applied — the TFS Object Model project targetsnet481where that method is unavailable;TryGetValueis kept there.Test plan
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