Support serializing session changesets #568
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Previously, the serialization of the session state to go between the remote server and the client would deserialize/serialize every key even if it hadn't changed. As part of this change: - The session state tracks which items are new or have been accessed (and thus potentially changed) - Only sends a diff list rather than all the items - Only deserializes items if they are being accessed - Make the ISessionSerializer internal as its not the preferred way to serialize session state (use
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Previously, the serialization of the session state to go between the remote server and the client would
deserialize/serialize every key even if it hadn't changed. As part of this change:
Fixes #503