Fix hashing of IList constants in SqlConstantExpression
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These tests check that: - `Equals` performs a deep comparison of the wrapped constant - `GetHashCode` is consistent with `Equals`, specifically that if two SqlConstantExpression are `Equals`, they both have the same `GetHashCode`
Since the `Equals` method performs deep comparison of `IList` values, using their `GetHashCode` directly is generally not valid. Instead, their `Count` is a safe approximation. Fixes dotnet#35372
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Since the
Equalsmethod performs deep comparison ofIListvalues, using theirGetHashCodedirectly is generally not valid.Instead, their
Countis a safe approximation.Fixes #35372