Turn off appcompat for now.

Remove some debugging code.

build/releaseBuild.yml

@@ -105,7 +105,8 @@ jobs:
       command: 'custom'
       projects: 'wilson.sln'
       custom: 'msbuild'
-      arguments: '/r:True /p:Configuration=$(BuildConfiguration) /p:Platform="Any CPU" /verbosity:m /p:SourceLinkCreate=true /p:RunApiCompat=true'
+      arguments: '/r:True /p:Configuration=$(BuildConfiguration) /p:Platform="Any CPU" /verbosity:m /p:SourceLinkCreate=true'
+#      arguments: '/r:True /p:Configuration=$(BuildConfiguration) /p:Platform="Any CPU" /verbosity:m /p:SourceLinkCreate=true /p:RunApiCompat=true'
 
   - task: PowerShell@2
     displayName: 'Run Tests'

src/Microsoft.IdentityModel.JsonWebTokens/JwtTokenUtilities.cs

@@ -529,13 +529,12 @@ internal static string GetStringClaimValueType(string str)
         // In a System.Security.Claims.Claim, JsonObjects and JsonArrays will need to be serialized as Json, and the ClaimValueType set to JsonArray or Json.
         // A C# type can also be returned, we will return a List<objects> representing the JsonArray or an object representing the JsonObject.
         // This will allow for constant time lookup for both scenarios if we store the results in dictionaries.
-
+        // We need to have the JwtPayload, JwtHeader, JsonClaimSet all share the same call graph for consistency.
         // We need a shared model for adding claims from object for JsonWebToken and JwtSecurityToken
         // From getting ClaimValueTypes to setting object types
 
         internal static IDictionary<string, object> CreateClaimsDictionary(byte[] bytes, int length)
         {
-            string utf8 = Encoding.UTF8.GetString(bytes);
             Dictionary<string, object> claims = new();
             Span<byte> utf8Span = bytes;
             Utf8JsonReader reader = new(utf8Span.Slice(0,length));