Fix JsonDynamicArray enumeration in dynamic usages #16246
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Implements
IEnumerable<object>
onJsonDynamicArray
and returns that enumerator fromIEnumerable.GetEnumerator()
. The existingIEnumerable<JsonNode>
is kept, but is now implemented explicitly.Anyone currently using an enumerator from JsonDynamicArray will now by default get an enumerable of objects, which are instances of our dynamic wrappers. Those are also implicitly convertible to
JsonNode
again, so callers should not lose anything.Address an issue in #16233