AssemblyLoader will now scan the deps file to find and load all assemblies referencing the lib at startup #249
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C# assembly loading is a lazy load strategy. When it loads the main assembly for an app, it loads only those assemblies it will need right away and then will load others as it needs them. Unfortunately, that means if your assembly includes another assembly that has steps which are only found through reflection, the second assembly may not be loaded right away and the initial scan will miss those step implementations causing your tests to fail. This change will attempt to read the deps file in the output directory, find all assemblies that have steps or hooks, and force them to load on startup. If the reading of the deps file fails, it will fall back on the old functionality of only loading the main app assembly.