This means we don't have to inject Lazy<T> all over the place when dealing with
colleciton builders and circular references since this will automatically just work OOTB.
This in theory should also allocate less instances during startup.
* Added Custom back office collection builder, to allow css / js to be added to the back office using c#
* Added call to the collection
* Added obselete attribute to PropertyEditorAssetAttribute
* Rename Umbraco.Core namespace to Umbraco.Cms.Core
* Move extension methods in core project to Umbraco.Extensions
* Move extension methods in core project to Umbraco.Extensions
* Rename Umbraco.Examine namespace to Umbraco.Cms.Examine
* Move examine extensions to Umbraco.Extensions namespace
* Reflect changed namespaces in Builder and fix unit tests
* Adjust namespace in Umbraco.ModelsBuilder.Embedded
* Adjust namespace in Umbraco.Persistence.SqlCe
* Adjust namespace in Umbraco.PublishedCache.NuCache
* Align namespaces in Umbraco.Web.BackOffice
* Align namespaces in Umbraco.Web.Common
* Ensure that SqlCeSupport is still enabled after changing the namespace
* Align namespaces in Umbraco.Web.Website
* Align namespaces in Umbraco.Web.UI.NetCore
* Align namespaces in Umbraco.Tests.Common
* Align namespaces in Umbraco.Tests.UnitTests
* Align namespaces in Umbraco.Tests.Integration
* Fix errors caused by changed namespaces
* Fix integration tests
* Undo the Umbraco.Examine.Lucene namespace change
This breaks integration tests on linux, since the namespace wont exists there because it's only used on windows.
* Fix merge
* Fix Merge
