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FlexibleBinder doesn't work correctly for >=.NET 4

I was trying to use the forge networking library in .NET 4.5.1 and I noticed that the $type field in the serialized network messages were always empty. I traced it back to SerializationHelpers, specifically FlexibleBinder which reads types from TypeCache. For some reason breakpoints did not trigger in this class so I could not investigate further.

Removing the Binder entry from the settings solves this issue. (Json.net seems to find the types without issue)

The easiest way to reproduce is to change the .net framework level to >4 in NetworkingDebug then start / connect to the server, the serialization exception will be triggered.
Weirdly, the framework version stays at 3.5. I'm not sure if I'm doing it right, I started coding in c# yesterday, so still figuring visual studio and how assemblies work...

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