Show the Task.WhenEach usage example in "Process asynchronous tasks as they complete" tutorial
#48302
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This pull request closes #48252, by introducing
Task.WhenEachwith an example of how to simplify the tasks loop handling in the tutorial.There is a full example in snippets, but I decided not to add this simplify approach to that example to avoid confusions on why the full code has two approaches, how to combine them both in
Main, etc.Let me know if this would actually be good idea to add it there.
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