Add DebuggerDisplay to ListDictionaryInternal #91224
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-system-collections Issue DetailsThe Exception class uses ListDictionaryInternal for its Data property and usually leaves it empty. With the DebuggerDisplay attribute, it should be easier to see instances when this collection is not empty and save time spent unnecessarily expanding it.
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The Exception class uses ListDictionaryInternal for its Data property and usually leaves it empty. With the DebuggerDisplay attribute, it should be easier to see instances when this collection is not empty and save time spent unnecessarily expanding it.