Use the BannedApiAnalyzer instead of the LinqPoison mechanism to ban Linq in the managed type system #86673
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @agocke, @MichalStrehovsky, @jkotas Issue DetailsInstead of using a symbol collision with a comment block to stop people from using LINQ in the managed type system, use the BannedApiAnalyzer to ban the Linq namespace in a more standard fashion. Also update the BannedApiAnalyzer package to a version that has namespace support to allow us to enforce it (it was recently merged in).
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Instead of using a symbol collision with a comment block to stop people from using LINQ in the managed type system, use the BannedApiAnalyzer to ban the Linq namespace in a more standard fashion. Also update the BannedApiAnalyzer package to a version that has namespace support to allow us to enforce it (it was recently merged in).