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Prove native EF Core query syntax and clarify README package guidance - #11

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Ordinary C# query syntax can use Raffinert invocations with the registered EF Core adapter, without AsRaffinertQuery() or the QuerySyntax package. Add real SQLite coverage for filtering, ordering and projection, with a negative control that fails before SQL execution when the adapter is unregistered. Extend the isolated package smoke consumer to prove the same scenario without a QuerySyntax dependency.

Rewrite the README introduction around composable conditions and projections, clarify package selection and expansion boundaries, and show reusable calculations and a configurable customer order export using MergeBindings(). Keep the EF guide consistent. No production implementation changes.

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  • New query-syntax tests: 2 passed.
  • Complete EF integration project: 198 passed.
  • Full solution Release tests: 289 passed.
  • Solution formatting verification passed.
  • All three packages packed successfully; isolated PackageSmoke passed using a fresh cache restored from the local feed, with no QuerySyntax dependency.
  • README relative links, generic order terminology and git diff checks passed.

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ycherkes merged commit f37f8cf into main Oct 11, 2026
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ycherkes deleted the test/native-ef-query-syntax-readme branch October 11, 2026 13:03
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