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Lifetime validation: Remove exceptions #2669

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Lifetime validation: Remove exceptions

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Removed exceptions thrown as part of lifetime validation.

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  • Implemented new (internal momentarily) method for lifetime validation which replaces exception throwing with a return of the new LifetimeValidationResult containing the exception information.
  • Added new delegate signature for lifetime validation
  • Added tests around all the previous cases.
  • Updated ambiguous references in documentation to specify the old version of ValidateLifetime.

@iNinja iNinja requested a review from a team as a code owner June 25, 2024 18:08
…better convention, and sorted Valid above Invalid test cases.
@iNinja iNinja merged commit 24411fd into dev Jun 29, 2024
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@iNinja iNinja deleted the iinglese/validate-lifetime-result branch June 29, 2024 00:58
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