IDistributedCache updates

[DmitriyKulagin]

Consider using the new HybridCache library.

[skoshelev]

Unfortunately, the current implementation of the HybridCache abstraction has a number of limitations, such as the need to serialize objects placed in the cache, which dramatically reduces performance (three times)and increases resource usage (two times). Also, we still need to make separate RemoveByPrefix methods for each caching option, since HybridCache does not provide such calls, and sequential removal of keys, as done for MemoryCacheManager, works very suboptimally in the case of distributed caching.

HybridCache is still in preview but will be fully released after .NET 9.0 in a future minor release of .NET Extensions.

Taking into account all of the above, we decided to leave our abstraction with IStaticCacheManager and a separate implementation of managers for each caching type we support

We will postpone this ticket for now, but for those who want to experiment, we have prepared a preliminary version of the transition to HybridCache

[skoshelev]

Comparison of caching versions by key addition time and memory consumption
HybridCache inserts 10000 strings:

IStaticCacheManager inserts 10000 strings:

HybridCache inserts 1000000 strings:

IStaticCacheManager inserts 1000000 strings: