Merge TDSParserStateObject.StateSnapshot #2122
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Contributes to merging netfx and netcore codebases. I need this particular set of classes synchronized for async string perf work.
I've renamed the TdsParserStateObjects because when you have files with the name name (different paths) visual studio doesn't work very well with them. In netfx i could see both but couldn't navigate to items in them properly. In netcore only one file was visible so you couldn't get to shared parts at all. It's now clearer both in the vs ui and in PR's where we work by filename.
I've taken elements which are identical in both netfx and netcore and moved them to the shared partial class. The other elements that are not currently shared will be updated in other PR's
@David-Engel once the current release is done could this get a quick review so i can get some momentum on this merging. I can keep working on relatively small and hopefully easy to review PR's bringing netfx in sync with netcore piece by piece if you can keep the review side moving.