Cuemon 2.0.2013.1100

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This is a minor release which fixes a few bugs introduced with the last major release of the Cuemon Assemblies while adding some new functionality.
The following work was completed for this release:

- A new class was introduced in the Cuemon namespace; TypeArgumentException that should be thrown when one of the type arguments provided to a method is not valid
- A new utility class was introduced in the Cuemon.Web.Configuration namespace; WebConfigurationUtility that provides ways to open a Web-application configuration file and read custom Handler configurations
- A new abstract class was introduced in the Cuemon.Xml.Serialization namespace; XmlWrapper that provides ways to override the default XML naming serialization logic
- A new class was introduced in the Cuemon.Xml.Serialization namespace; XmlElementWrapper that provides ways to override the default XML element name serialization logic

- The ConvertUtility class was extended with these new methods; ToHexString, FromHexString
- The EnumUtility class was extended with a new method; Parse
- The Hierarchy class was extended with a new method; Root
- The NumberUtility class was extended with these new methods; IsEven, IsOdd
- The TypeUtility class had one of its methods, SanitizeTypeName, made more resilient for generic types while extended with these new methods; IsComparer, IsComparable, IsEqualityComparer
- The GlobalModule class received a high priority bug fix which accidently caused the Content-Encoding header to be set but without compressing the content body
- The HttpRequestUtility class was extended with a new method; GetAcceptHeader
- The XmlSerializationUtility class received some minor bug fixes in the Serialize method and was extended with some static properties; MaxSerializationDepth, SkipPropertiesCallback, SkipPropertyCallback

- The Cuemon.ServiceModel assembly is still a work in progress why it is not recommended to use any classes but the Endpoint base class although many new have been added and promising progress is emerging