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Fixed promise rejection when there is not specified error handler in the reaction....

Fixed promise rejection when there is not specified error handler in the reaction. FIXED SPELLING IN THE XML CONTAINER CONFIGURATION signleton->singleton Code cleanup Update tests make them working on dotnet core

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      using System;

      using System.Threading;

      namespace Implab.Components {

          /// <summary>

          /// Initializable components are created and initialized in two steps, first we have create the component,

          /// then we have to complete it's creation by calling an <see cref="Initialize()"/> method. All parameters needed

          /// to complete the initialization must be passed before the calling <see cref="Initialize()"/>

          /// </summary>

          public interface IInitializable {

              /// <summary>

              /// Completes initialization.

              /// </summary>

              /// <remarks>

              /// <para>

              /// Normally virtual methods shouldn't be called from the constructor, due to the incomplete object state, but

              /// they can be called from this method. This method is also usefull when we constructing a complex grpah

              /// of components where cyclic references may take place.

              /// </para>

              /// <para>

              /// In asyncronous patterns <see cref="Initialize()"/> can be called

              /// to start initialization and the <see cref="IRunnable.Completion"/>

              /// property can be used to track operation completion.

              /// </para>

              /// </remarks>

              void Initialize();

              void Initialize(CancellationToken ct);

          }

      }

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				using System;
				using System.Threading;

				namespace Implab.Components {
				/// <summary>
				/// Initializable components are created and initialized in two steps, first we have create the component,
				/// then we have to complete it's creation by calling an <see cref="Initialize()"/> method. All parameters needed
				/// to complete the initialization must be passed before the calling <see cref="Initialize()"/>
				/// </summary>
				public interface IInitializable {
				/// <summary>
				/// Completes initialization.
				/// </summary>
				/// <remarks>
				/// <para>
				/// Normally virtual methods shouldn't be called from the constructor, due to the incomplete object state, but
				/// they can be called from this method. This method is also usefull when we constructing a complex grpah
				/// of components where cyclic references may take place.
				/// </para>
				/// <para>
				/// In asyncronous patterns <see cref="Initialize()"/> can be called
				/// to start initialization and the <see cref="IRunnable.Completion"/>
				/// property can be used to track operation completion.
				/// </para>
				/// </remarks>
				void Initialize();
				void Initialize(CancellationToken ct);
				}
				}