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Add warning for data source gotcha in NetTopologySuite docs - #328
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We got hung up on this one for quite a while, it's an easy gotcha to run into if you are setting up
NetTopologySuitein an existing application that obtains the connection string via DI inside of the configuring callback ofAddDbContext.Setting up the data source inside of the
OnConfiguringcallback causes the dependencies of theDbContextOptionsto be different every time, causing a newServiceProviderto be made for eachDbContextwhich will eventually warn/error with theLogManyServiceProvidersCreatederror in EF Core.Please advise preferred verbiage and location.