Add AsyncLazy<T>.SuppressRecursiveFactoryDetection property
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jdrobison
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jdrobison
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This allows folks to opt-out of the recursive detection altogether, such that `AsyncLazy<T>.SuppressRelevance()` isn't required (though that call would still carry out the JTF suppression function).
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This avoids the overhead associated with the type's re-entrancy prevention in cases where we the code cannot call itself. See microsoft/vs-threading#1265 for more information.
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This allows folks to opt-out of the recursive detection altogether, such that
AsyncLazy<T>.SuppressRelevance()isn't required (though that call would still carry out the JTF suppression function).