Honor explicit DefaultValueHandling for bools - #1847
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bool members were unconditionally given DefaultValueHandling.Include at the property level, which overrides the global setting. So an explicit AddExtraSettings(_ => _.DefaultValueHandling = Ignore) could never drop false. Track whether an extra setting explicitly assigns DefaultValueHandling (using null as a sentinel, since the property is nullable) and skip the bool special case when it has. Default behavior is unchanged. Fixes #1660
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bool members were unconditionally given DefaultValueHandling.Include at the property level, which overrides the global setting. So an explicit AddExtraSettings(_ => _.DefaultValueHandling = Ignore) could never drop false.
Track whether an extra setting explicitly assigns DefaultValueHandling (using null as a sentinel, since the property is nullable) and skip the bool special case when it has. Default behavior is unchanged.
Fixes #1660