v0.45.2877

• Breaking: Asynchronous subscribers are now disabled by default, i.e.,
  any implementations of ISubscribeAsynchronousTo<,,> wont get invoked
  unless enabled

  eventFlowOptions.Configure(c => IsAsynchronousSubscribersEnabled = true);
  

  the ITaskRunner has been removed and asynchronous subscribers are now
  invoked using a new scheduled job that's scheduled to run right after the
  domain events are emitted. Using the ITaskRunner led to unexpected task
  terminations, especially if EventFlow was hosted in IIS. If enabling
  asynchronous subscribers, please make sure to configure proper job
  scheduling, e.g. by using the EventFlow.Hangfire NuGet package. The default
  job scheduler is InstantJobScheduler, which executes jobs synchronously,
  giving a end result similar to that of synchronous subscribers
• Breaking: InstantJobScheduler, the default in-memory scheduler if nothing
  is configured, now swallows all job exceptions and logs them as errors. This
  ensure that the InstantJobScheduler behaves as any other out-of-process
  job scheduler