Runtime mode production breaks embedded resources

[wiedikerli]

Which Umbraco version are you using? (Please write the exact version, example: 10.1.0)

13.5.0

Bug summary

We have a project with some views and viewsmodels which we share with other projects. The views are embedded into the assembly and used in the other projects with the EmbeddedFileProvider. This works as long as we dont set the Umbraco:CMS:Runtime:Mode to production. When we set it to production it cannot find the views in the embedded resources anymore.

Specifics

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Steps to reproduce

Reproduction repo: https://github.com/wiedikerli/Repro.EmbeddedRes

Does work:

1. Open appsettings.development.json and set Umbraco:CMS:Runtime:Mode to development.
2. Change Visual Studio mode to Release
3. Start Webapp
4. You should see the text I'm the table module from shared project.

Does NOT work:

1. Open appsettings.development.json and set Umbraco:CMS:Runtime:Mode to production.
2. Change Visual Studio mode to Release
3. Start Webapp
4. You should see this error message InvalidOperationException: The partial view '~/components/table/Table.cshtml' was not found.

Expected result / actual result

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[github-actions]

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