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This pull request introduces significant improvements to generic type generation and recursion handling in the Hedgehog.Experimental library, along with comprehensive new tests for complex generic parameter mapping and recursion-aware generators.
Generic Type Generation and Recursion Support
AutoGenContexttype to allow custom generators to respect recursion limits, enabling safer recursive data structure generation. The generic generator registration logic now supports methods that acceptRecursionContextas a parameter.ImmutableList<'a>and other generic types.Complex Generic Parameter Mapping
C# Test Coverage for Default Generators
Recursive and Mutually Recursive Type Handling
These changes collectively make the generic type generation system more robust, flexible, and easier to extend for both F# and C# users.