Add DispatchR - A High-Performance Mediator for .NET

[hasanxdev]

GitHub: DispatchR

Hi, I’d like to suggest adding DispatchR to the list.
It’s a minimal and blazing-fast mediator library for .NET with zero heap allocations and full support for Dependency Injection.

A few highlights:

• Built with performance in mind - no runtime reflection, no allocations
• Supports Task, ValueTask, and sync handlers
• Works seamlessly with pipelines and notifications via DI
• Compatible with MediatR - migration is super easy
• Comes with benchmark results comparing it against MediatR and Mediator Source Generator
• Supports handler inclusion/exclusion - works great with Aspire
• Available via NuGet: DispatchR.Mediator

With 99% test coverage, I believe this repository is now production-ready and suitable for general use.
I believe it could be a good addition for developers looking for a high-performance alternative to existing mediators.

Thanks!

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  • Added a new entry for "DispatchR" in the "Queue and Messaging" section of the README, highlighting its features as a minimal, fast, and DI-friendly mediator.

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