.Net: Fix batch operation non-string keys with MongoDB#13036
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Motivation and Context
The ObjectID and Guid string support work in #12827 did not include support for the method overloads that take an IEnumerable of keys. I suspect this was due to merge/out of sync branches and was then missed with the tests being disabled (they now pass).
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Adds the support for Guid and ObjectID keys to the GetAsync, DeleteAsync and UpdateAsync methods that take an IEnumerable.
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