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- #944
- name `string` expression name and `Expression<Func<TModel, TResult>>`
  parameters "expression"
 - single special case is `GenerateIdFromName(string fullName)` since every
   other expression name is relative to the current
   `ViewData,TemplateInfo.HtmlFieldPrefix` value
 - applied from `IHtmlHelper` and `IHtmlGenerator` on up
- name `IHtmlHelper` and `IHtmlHelper<TModel>` parameters "htmlHelper"
- rename `TProperty` and `TValue` type parameters to `TResult`

nits:
- clean up abbreviated names in `CachedExpressionCompiler`
- change `ObjectToDictionary()`'s parameter name to `value`
- use `nameof` more to make renaming (and refactoring) easier in the future
- rewrap parameters and arguments to avoid long lines and orphans
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