…r AOT compatibility

Fixes critical AOT incompatibility in BraveTextSearch and TavilyTextSearch by removing Expression.Lambda().Compile().DynamicInvoke() calls that break NativeAOT compilation.

The fallback case in ExtractValue() now throws NotSupportedException with a clear message explaining that only constant expressions and simple member access are supported for AOT compatibility.

This resolves Copilot feedback Issue #1 on PR microsoft#13384.

…rave/Tavily TextSearch (microsoft#13541)

# PR: Fix AOT Compatibility - Remove Expression.Compile() from
Brave/Tavily TextSearch

## Motivation and Context

This PR addresses **Critical Issue #1** from Copilot's code review
feedback on PR microsoft#13384 (feature-text-search-linq → main).

**Problem:**
The `ExtractValue()` method in both `BraveTextSearch` and
`TavilyTextSearch` uses
`Expression.Lambda(expression).Compile().DynamicInvoke()` as a fallback
case, which breaks NativeAOT compatibility. This directly contradicts
the ADR-0065 architectural decision that states:
> "Both interfaces are AOT-compatible with no `[RequiresDynamicCode]`
attributes"

**Impact:**
- Breaks NativeAOT compilation scenarios
- Violates Semantic Kernel's AOT compatibility requirements
- Contradicts documented architectural decisions
- Blocks deployment scenarios requiring AOT

**Root Cause:**
The issue was introduced in PR microsoft#13191 (Tavily/Brave connector
modernization) without AOT consideration.

## Description

Replaces the AOT-incompatible
`Expression.Lambda(expression).Compile().DynamicInvoke()` fallback with
a `NotSupportedException` that:
- Maintains AOT compatibility (no dynamic code generation)
- Provides clear error message explaining supported expression types
- Includes expression type and value for debugging
- Guides users to use only constant expressions and simple member access

## Changes Made

### Files Modified
- `dotnet/src/Plugins/Plugins.Web/Brave/BraveTextSearch.cs`
- `dotnet/src/Plugins/Plugins.Web/Tavily/TavilyTextSearch.cs`

### Before (AOT-incompatible):
```csharp
private static object? ExtractValue(Expression expression)
{
    return expression switch
    {
        ConstantExpression constant => constant.Value,
        MemberExpression member when member.Expression is ConstantExpression constantExpr =>
            member.Member switch
            {
                System.Reflection.FieldInfo field => field.GetValue(constantExpr.Value),
                System.Reflection.PropertyInfo property => property.GetValue(constantExpr.Value),
                _ => null
            },
        _ => Expression.Lambda(expression).Compile().DynamicInvoke()  // ❌ BREAKS AOT
    };
}
```

### After (AOT-compatible):
```csharp
private static object? ExtractValue(Expression expression)
{
    return expression switch
    {
        ConstantExpression constant => constant.Value,
        MemberExpression member when member.Expression is ConstantExpression constantExpr =>
            member.Member switch
            {
                System.Reflection.FieldInfo field => field.GetValue(constantExpr.Value),
                System.Reflection.PropertyInfo property => property.GetValue(constantExpr.Value),
                _ => null
            },
        _ => throw new NotSupportedException(
            $"Unable to extract value from expression of type '{expression.GetType().Name}'. " +
            $"Only constant expressions and simple member access are supported for AOT compatibility. " +
            $"Expression: {expression}")
    };
}
```

## Supported Expression Patterns

✅ **Works (AOT-compatible):**
- Constant values: `page.Language == "en"`
- Simple variables: `var lang = "en"; page.Language == lang`
- Member access: `config.Language` (where `config` is a captured
variable)

❌ **Not Supported (would require dynamic compilation):**
- Computed values: `page.Language == someVariable`
- Method calls: `page.Language == GetLanguage()`
- Complex expressions: `page.Language == (isEnglish ? "en" : "fr")`

Users encountering the exception should extract the value to a variable
before using it in the filter expression.

## Testing

- [x] Verified changes compile successfully
- [x] Confirmed AOT compatibility (no `Expression.Compile()` usage)
- [x] Exception message provides clear guidance
- [ ] Unit tests pass (pending CI/CD validation)

## Related Issues/PRs

- **Parent PR:** microsoft#13384 (feature-text-search-linq → main)
- **Copilot Review:** Issue #1 - AOT Compatibility (Critical)
- **Root Cause:** PR microsoft#13191 (Tavily/Brave modernization)
- **ADR Reference:**
docs/decisions/0065-linq-based-text-search-filtering.md (PR microsoft#13335)

## Contribution Checklist

- [ ] The code builds clean without any errors or warnings
- [x] Appropriate tests have been added (existing tests remain)
- [x] Changes are documented as needed
- [x] AOT compatibility verified

## Reviewer Notes

@markwallace-microsoft, @westey-m 

This is the first of two critical fixes for PR microsoft#13384. The fix:
1. Eliminates all `Expression.Compile()` usage for AOT compatibility
2. Provides clear error messages for unsupported expression patterns
3. Aligns implementation with ADR-0065's AOT compatibility guarantee

The exception should rarely be hit in practice since most filters use
simple constants or variables (which are handled by the first two
cases). Users with complex expressions will get immediate, clear
feedback on how to fix their code.

**Next Steps:**
- Issue #2 (Breaking Change - Legacy Result Type) requires design
decision
- Issues #3-4 (Moderate bugs) can be addressed in follow-up PR

---------

Co-authored-by: Alexander Zarei <alzarei@users.noreply.github.com>

microsoft#13564)

# .Net: fix: Remove OldFilter dependency from VectorStoreTextSearch
(microsoft#10456)

**Addresses @roji's
[feedback](microsoft#13384 (comment))
on PR microsoft#13384**: Remove the dependency on MEVD's obsolete `OldFilter`
property from `VectorStoreTextSearch`, enabling MEVD to drop `OldFilter`
before publishing 1.0 provider versions.

> **Context**
> This is a follow-up change on the `feature-text-search-linq` branch
addressing @roji's review comment. The change converts the legacy
`ITextSearch` code path from using `VectorSearchFilter.OldFilter` to
building a LINQ expression tree via `BuildFilterExpression()`, so both
legacy and modern paths now converge on
`VectorSearchOptions<TRecord>.Filter`.

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**Why is this change required?**

@roji
[identified](microsoft#13384 (comment))
that `VectorStoreTextSearch`'s legacy path hands `FilterClause` values
directly to MEVD via `OldFilter`, which means MEVD **cannot** remove
`OldFilter` while that dependency exists. His priority is to remove
`OldFilter` from MEVD before publishing 1.0 versions of most providers —
an `[Obsolete]` property on a 1.0 API is undesirable.

**What problem does it solve?**

- Removes the last SK-level dependency on MEVD's obsolete `OldFilter`
property
- Enables MEVD to drop `OldFilter` independently, unblocking 1.0
provider releases
- Eliminates `#pragma warning disable CS0618` suppressions for
`OldFilter`/`VectorSearchFilter` usage
- Corrects the ADR-0065 Option 2 rejection rationale (building
expression trees ≠ compiling them)

**What scenario does it contribute to?**

Unblocks MEVD 1.0 provider releases by removing the coupling between
SK's legacy text search path and MEVD's obsolete filtering API.

**Issue Link:**
microsoft#10456

### Description

#### Code Change: `VectorStoreTextSearch.cs`

Replaced the legacy path's `OldFilter` assignment with a new
`BuildFilterExpression()` method that converts `FilterClause` values to
a LINQ expression tree:

**Before:**
```csharp
#pragma warning disable CS0618 // VectorSearchFilter is obsolete
OldFilter = searchOptions.Filter?.FilterClauses is not null
    ? new VectorSearchFilter(searchOptions.Filter.FilterClauses)
    : null,
#pragma warning restore CS0618
```

**After:**
```csharp
Filter = searchOptions.Filter?.FilterClauses is not null
    ? BuildFilterExpression(searchOptions.Filter.FilterClauses)
    : null,
```

**`BuildFilterExpression()` details:**
- Iterates `FilterClause` instances, currently handling
`EqualToFilterClause` (the only type `TextSearchFilter` produces)
- For each clause: resolves `PropertyInfo` via
`typeof(TRecord).GetProperty()` (trim-safe because `TRecord` has
`[DynamicallyAccessedMembers(PublicProperties)]`), builds
`Expression.Property` → `Expression.Equal` → `Expression.AndAlso`
- Uses `PropertyInfo` overload of `Expression.Property()` to avoid
`IL2026` trimming warning (the `string` overload has
`[RequiresUnreferencedCode]`)
- Returns `Expression<Func<TRecord, bool>>` or `null` if no clauses
- Throws `NotSupportedException` for unsupported clause types,
`InvalidOperationException` for missing properties

**AOT compatibility:** Building expression trees (`Expression.Property`,
`Expression.Equal`, `Expression.Lambda`) is pure data-structure
construction — fully AOT-compatible. MEVD's
`VectorSearchOptions<TRecord>.Filter` analyzes the tree without calling
`Expression.Compile()`.

#### ADR Update: `0065-linq-based-text-search-filtering.md`

- **Architecture diagram**: Updated Pattern A to show
`BuildFilterExpression()` converting clauses to LINQ trees, both paths
converging on `VectorSearchOptions.Filter`
- **Pattern A description**: Updated to reflect both paths now use
`VectorSearchOptions.Filter`
- **Option 2 rationale**: Corrected the rejection — original assessment
incorrectly claimed `RequiresDynamicCode` would cascade; in fact, only
`Expression.Compile()` requires dynamic code, not tree construction.
Added update note explaining the distinction.

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- [x] The code builds clean without any errors or warnings
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script](https://github.com/microsoft/semantic-kernel/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#development-scripts)
raises no violations
- [x] All unit tests pass, and I have added new tests where possible
- [x] I didn't break anyone 😄

### Validation

| Check | Result |
|---|---|
| Format (`dotnet format --verify-no-changes`) | ✅ Pass |
| Build (`dotnet build --configuration Release --warnaserror`) | ✅ Pass
(0 warnings, 0 errors) |
| Unit tests (`SemanticKernel.UnitTests`) | ✅ Pass (1606/1606) |
| AOT publish (`dotnet publish --configuration Release`, net9.0) | ✅
Pass (0 warnings) |
| AOT publish (`dotnet publish --configuration Release`, net10.0) | ✅
Pass (0 warnings) |

Co-authored-by: Alexander Zarei <alzarei@users.noreply.github.com>