Avoid "Default Constructor Dependency"

[pietrom]

In the README you wrote I hate the default constructor dependency needed to build Aggregates and Process Managers in the IRepository. I am not sure how to remove it :(.
I have tried removing it, handling first event of stream as a "special case" on rebuilding aggregates: I use (by reflection) a constructor with a signature like TAggregate(TEvent initEvent), constructor I use in the factory static method Create, too.

I tried an alternative approach, providing rebuilding functions of the form TEvent --> TAggregate and providing explicit rebuilders registration for initial events. This approach is less magic than using a specific constructor by reflection, but in my opinion it makes rebuilding logic and rebuilders registration more complicated and requires a full review of existing code; so I choose an approach that minimizes changes in existing code.

I would be happy to have your opinion about this (imho very interesting) topic.

[SneakyPeet]

Thanks for this PR.

I have not worked in .net land for quite a bit and for me to merge this would probably be quote the time investment. I may get to it, but probably not soon.

[ghost]

You should probably add .idea to the .gitignore file in the root directory, and then remove the .idea directory & its six (6) files from your PR.

I haven't worked with that IDE much, but it seems like it's similar to .vs in that it's user-specific configuration info that doesn't belong in the repository.

[BjarkeMeier]

Why is the default ctor requirement a problem? It's the simplest ctor to use.

IMHO handling the first event of a series/stream of events as a special case only adds complexity to the code.