Strongly-type EntityState.Attributes

[333fred]

For those working with base entities (such as the IHaRegistry API), the virtual property/covariant return override approach isn't helpful. The base property will always return a Dictionary<string, object>, which can be useful to iterate through. Instead, we should have strongly-typed derived class hide the base property, so users who are just working with pure entities get a useful key/value pair, and derived users get strongly-typed info.

[333fred]

Important note: this is a breaking change, so we should probably wait for a major version rev to merge?

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[helto4real]

About the breaking change. It will probably not affect most people. If they subclassed it or smth it is a breaking change. There will be no supported ways to have two different versions of the apps that are compiled and the runtime anyhow. It is OK.