Fix for #671 #774
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…y `.WhenPropertyChanged()` were incorrectly simulating notifications of property changes, immediately upon subscription, resulting in infinite looping, as a side-effect of the implementation for capturing object changes by re-subscribing to the inner change stream upon any changes in the expression. Fixes #671.
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Fixed that non-observable objects within a property expression used by
.WhenPropertyChanged()were incorrectly simulating notifications of property changes, immediately upon subscription, resulting in infinite looping, as a side-effect of the implementation for capturing object changes by re-subscribing to the inner change stream upon any changes in the expression.Fixes #671.