Add Option to disable RevalidationInterceptor for Delete operation

[StefanOssendorf]

Adds a new option class RevalidatingInterceptorOptions which can be configured through the Options pattern.

With this new option it's possible to suppress/avoid the revalidation of objects when performing a Delete operation.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR adds a new configuration option to disable the RevalidatingInterceptor during Delete operations. The implementation uses the .NET Options pattern to allow developers to suppress business rule revalidation when deleting objects, which can be useful in scenarios where validation is unnecessary or problematic during deletion.

Key changes:

• Introduces a new RevalidatingInterceptorOptions class with an IgnoreDeleteOperation property
• Updates the RevalidatingInterceptor constructor to accept IOptions<RevalidatingInterceptorOptions>
• Modifies the interceptor logic to skip revalidation when the option is enabled and the operation is a Delete

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
RevalidatingInterceptorOptions.cs	New options class defining the IgnoreDeleteOperation configuration property
RevalidatingInterceptor.cs	Updated constructor and logic to support configurable Delete operation handling
DataPortalConfigurationExtensions.cs	Registers the new options class with the DI container
Csla.csproj	Adds Microsoft.Extensions.Options package references for multiple target frameworks
RevalidatingInterceptorTests.cs	Refactored tests and added new test for the Delete operation skip functionality
TestDIContextFactory.cs	Enhanced factory methods to support custom service configuration
Upgrading to CSLA 10.md	Documents the breaking change and new configuration option