Improved MS reference from new code

[yringler]

An interesting policy, but to each their own I suppose.

Unfortunately yes, is not open source, for now, maybe in the future they can change their mind.

Anyway, thank you for your contribution, it should be live on nuget later this week, and hopefully others will find it useful. All the best.

Cool! If you need more help I'm glad to do it.

One thing that I did in that project is to have on the project just to reference the hyperlinks
And created another project for the implementation. Just to not mix the Microsoft code with the custom one.
To have access to the internals you just need to edit the ".csproj" where you added the Microsoft hyperlinks and add:

<ItemGroup>
		<AssemblyAttribute Include="System.Runtime.CompilerServices.InternalsVisibleTo">
			<_Parameter1>"PUT_HERE_THE_PROJECT_NAME_WHERE_YOU_WANT_TO_SEE_INTERNALS"</_Parameter1>
		</AssemblyAttribute>
	</ItemGroup>

Thanks for the help and good luck for this and future projects.

Originally posted by @joaoantunes in #3 (comment)

[yringler]

Expose internals of DistributedResponseCachingMiddleware to DistributedResponseCachingMiddlewareTests

This issue is about the DistributedResponseCachingMiddleware csproj, that instead of adding in microsoft code via links, there should be a new csproj which only links to the MS code,
and that new csproj should expose internals to DistributedResponseCachingMiddleware
and DistributedResponseCachingMiddleware would simply use that project

That would keep the solution explorer view of DistributedResponseCachingMiddleware much cleaner.