Updated AtomExtensions to create XmlSyndicationContent when ContentType is set to "xml" #34
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…pe is set to "xml". Changed IPublication.Content to object to support arbitrary object type. Object is XmlSerialized.
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Sharing the changes I had to make to support my use case: having content type="text/xml" in feed entry content. Current code supports only plain text and html. I updated AtomExtensions to create XmlSyndicationContent when ContentType is set to "xml". Just sharing my changes - I'm not requesting a merge in right now as the changes were made only on the feed generation side and not for create/update operations. Also, made a breaking change - IPublication.Content changed from string to object which could be handled more elegantly.