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Blazor API Review: Design concept for Dispatcher (#11930)
* Design concept for Dispatcher

Part of: #11610

This change brings forward the Dispatcher as a more primary and more
expandable concept.
- Dispatcher shows up in more places
- Dispatcher is an abstract class for horizontal scalability
- Dispatcher has parallels with S.Windows.Threading.Dispatcher where
possible

Looking for feedback on this approach. I feel pretty strongly that
making this an abstract class is the right choice, I want to see
opinions on how much to push it into people's faces.

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