Switch to a better API for tagged enums for C#

[RReverser]

Description of Changes

With C# records - which are available since C# 9, so covers Unity requirements as well - we can use subclassing and pattern matching to get sum types that look a lot more like Rust tagged enums than my previous approach.

For example, the following Rust code:

let foo = match some_tagged_value {
  MyEnum::A(x) => ...,
  MyEnum::B(y) => ...
};

can now be expressed via almost equivalent C# code

var foo = someTaggedValue switch {
  MyEnum.A(var x) => ...,
  MyEnum.B(var y) => ...,
  // main difference is that, unlike in Rust, they're not exhaustive so you need to handle edge cases yourself
  _ => throw new ArgumentException(...)
};

This is a breaking change but IMO worth it for the better API going forward.

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[kazimuth]

Oh this is extremely nice but it is going to be a huge patch for BitCraft right? How many enums are they using?

These records will also allocate, record struct isn't supported until C# 10 :/ I think the niceness of the API is worth the potential perf hit, we would have to profile to see if there was a serious difference.

Also note we can't use Unity serialization with records according to this: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/CSharpCompiler.html I'm not sure if this will be a problem.

[RReverser]

Oh this is extremely nice but it is going to be a huge patch for BitCraft right? How many enums are they using?

No, because this affects only server-side module SDK (for now), and their modules are written in Rust.

These records will also allocate, record struct isn't supported until C# 10 :/

Even then, you can't use record struct for this because they aren't allowed to be subclassed unfortunately, and subclassing is at the core of this approach. I don't think it will cause much of a hit though.

[RReverser]

Also note we can't use Unity serialization with records according to this: docs.unity3d.com/Manual/CSharpCompiler.html I'm not sure if this will be a problem.

As for this, I'm not sure either. Given that Unity / client C# code in general doesn't support tagged enums altogether for now, this is at least not a breaking change, but we can return to this question in the future after we integrate it into the client SDK.

[kazimuth]

Oh perfect, no complaints from me then.