Add AwaitExtensions.ConfigureAwaitForAggregateException extension method
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…ethod This allows awaiting a `Task` without losing all but the first of the `InnerExceptions` when it faults. Besides adding tests for it, I modify an existing test to *use* it since it was failing with a timeout on occasion and I suspect the reason is found in another of the `Task.WhenAll` arguments' failures.
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This allows awaiting a
Taskwithout losing all but the first of theInnerExceptionswhen it faults.Besides adding tests for it, I modify an existing test to use it since it was failing with a timeout on occasion and I suspect the reason is found in another of the
Task.WhenAllarguments' failures.