Downgrade System.Interactive.Async to 3.2.0 and prevent higher versions from being referenced - #2547
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OpenIddict 7.6.0 bumped
System.Interactive.Asyncfrom 3.2.0 to 7.0.1, which caused a regression on .NET Framework and prevents the Entity Framework Core 2.3 stores from being used, as recent versions ofSystem.Interactive.Asyncno longer include the legacyIAsyncEnumerable<T>(different from the newer BCL type) that EF Core 2.3 relied on.This PR fixes that by downgrading
System.Interactive.Asyncto 3.2.0 and preventing higher versions from being referenced via an upper bound on the dependency.Note: this PR is specific to the 7.x branch as this dependency is no longer present in 8.x.