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* Adding member types sibling endpoints * Introducing sibling endpoint for Partial Views and logic. * Introducing sibling endpoint for stylesheets * Introducing sibling endpoint for scripts * Introducing FileSystemTreeServiceBase.cs * Introducing interfaces for implementation specific services * Introducing services for specific trees * Modifying controller bases to fit new interface and logic. * Obsoleting old constructors related to PartialView * Obsoleting ctors related to Stylesheets * Obsoleting ctors related to scripts * Adding tests for scriptsTreeService * Adding tests for siblings * Removing unused dependencies * Removing signs and replacing it with flags * Fixing breaking changes by obsoletion * Fixing more breaking changes * Registering missing service * Fixing breaking changes again * Changing name of method GetSiblingsViewModels * Rewritten tests for less bloat and less duplicate code * Expanding tests to include other methods from service * Test refactoring: avoided populating file systems that weren't under test, updated encapsulation, renaming, further re-use. * Management API: Expanding the existing sibling endpoints to support trashed entities (#20154) * Refactoring existing logic to include trashed items * Including tests for trashed entities * Groundwork for trashed siblings * Documents trashed siblings endpoint * Controller for Media trashed items * Expanding tests to include a test for trashed siblings * Code review corrections * Resolving code review --------- Co-authored-by: Andy Butland <abutland73@gmail.com>
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