Change default embedded discriminator property from "Discriminator" to "$type"#34340
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…o "$type" Fixes #34269 Use the following to revert back to the old behavior: ```C# modelBuilder.HasEmbeddedDiscriminatorName("Discriminator"); ```
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Fixes #34269
Use the following to revert back to the old behavior: