Ignore favdoc files.
Create GetAll(Guid ids) in IDocumentDBSession. Slow and useless implementation. But passes tests. Next up: make it actually help with performance.
Change signature for getall in	IDocumentDB
Write test to expose bug that occurs when  SqlServerDocumentDb in application "a" inserts a document of a new type and then SqlServerDocumentDb instance in application "b" tries to read it..
Explicitly use the type ConcurrentDictionary for stored information about known types.
Ignore the NServiceBus test that keeps failing when executed by ncrunch. It will still run on integration server etc.
Fix bug by refreshing known types whenever we attempt to fetch an instance of an unknown type.
Rename GetAll that takes ids to Get and reimplement it in the sql server implementation so that it actually is more efficient than the old one.
Bump composable.cqrs and fix package versions in created packages.
Change versions of assemblies to coincide with the incorrectly generated old package versions.
Merge branch 'develop'
This broke the version of referenced assemblies from new versions of composable packages.

Revert "Change versions of assemblies to coincide with the incorrectly generated old package versions."

This reverts commit de8c72f17e22ff21ddc3adc26f2da831bd67bcea.
Bump everything to get back to sanity in the package versions.
Send and reply can only have one target. With the dual dispatch bus, assume that it is the synchronous bus if it has a handler for the message.
Make the synchronous bus handle a transactional unit of work scope
Fix crash when subscribers to the in memory document db where added as it raised updates.
Bump composable.cqrs
Make any nested scopes created simply do nothing and have the outermost scope eventually do the commit or rollback.
Have the command service ensure that there is i transactional unit of work scope present when executing.
Make sure that the event store session releases its unit of work when it commits or rolls back. And that it verifies the identity of the unit of work when commiting or rolling back