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* Remove all ServiceStack dependencies

* Use Entity Framework 6 with dynamic contexts and automatic migrations for schema changes
* Use Entity Framework 6 for CRUD operations as first implementation
* Soft-delete and soft-update, no destructive public methods on persistor

solutions builds, nothing tested yet
Basic tests work

CouldSelectManyDistributedDataObject takes 5 mins, which is too much (EF6 fixed Contains issue, investigate while it is so slow)

  <Ractor.Persistence.Tests> (5 tests), [5:58.227] Success
    Ractor.Persistence.Tests (5 tests), [5:58.227] Success
      PocoPersistorTests (5 tests), [5:58.227] Success
        CouldCreateTableAndCrudDataObject, [0:05.164] Success
        CouldCreateTableAndCrudDistributedDataObject, [0:00.379] Success
        CouldCreateTableAndInsertManyDataObject, [0:32.412] Success
        CouldCreateTableAndInsertManyDistributedDataObject, [0:20.993] Success
        CouldSelectManyDistributedDataObject, [4:59.262] Success
Master branch (ServiceStack) test results below. EF6 is c.3 times slower. OK in principle, but think about integrating Dapper/Massive/PetaPoco/(any other single file copy with good license) for CRUD (using context.Database.Connection)

<Ractor.Persistence.Tests> (6 tests), [1:05.670] Success
    Ractor.Persistence.Tests (6 tests), [1:05.670] Success
      PocoPersistorTests (6 tests), [1:05.670] Success
        CouldCreateTableAndCrudDataObject, [0:00.327] Success
        CouldCreateTableAndCrudDistributedDataObject, [0:00.279] Success
        CouldCreateTableAndInsertManyDataObject, [0:12.529] Success
        CouldCreateTableAndInsertManyDistributedDataObject, [0:06.385] Success
        CouldSelectManyDistributedDataObject, [0:45.425] Success
Readme, cleanup and migration tests (done manually)
Publish NuGet 0.3.0