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Update to Message<TModel> to enable deserialization in .NET 5.0-rc1 #4935
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What issue does this PR address?
#4912 - System.Text.Json deserialization fails in .NET5 RC1
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
It shouldn't. The only change is that the parameterless constructor for IdentityServer4.Models.Message has been made public as the System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer requires a public parameterless constructor
Please check if the PR fulfills these requirements
Other information:
A unit test has been added for IdentityServer4.ObjectSerializer. However, the test wouldn't fail with an internal constructor using netcoreapp3.1. Having that said, it would ensure it works when moving to net5.0.