Test to diagnose extension method load instability #1780
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We received reports of a rare issue in which the DotVVM application does not find extension methods in some assemblies and causes compile errors on page bindings. The issue occurs randomly.
It can be solved by restarting the application.
It was happening sometimes also within GitHub actions, but we were not able to reproduce it recently.
This PR does not fix the issue but adds a test that dumps all discovered extension methods and fails if the extension methods are not discovered. When it occurs again at GitHub Actions, we will hopefully have more info to diagnose the issue.