Adjust ResourceLoader(String) to match documents #4329
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In documents ResourceLoader and WindowsAppSDK Localize strings in your UI and the app package manifest, str in Microsoft.Windows.ApplicationModel.Resources.ResourceLoader.ResourceLoader(String str) represents resourceMap, usually the file name of resw. In the current implementation, str represents the file name of pri the str of the old obsolete API Windows.ApplicationModel.Resources.ResourceLoader(String str) represents the resourceMap.
So making the two more consistent seems to be a better solution, rather than using Microsoft.Windows.ApplicationModel.Resources.ResourceLoader.GetDefaultResourceFilePath().
documents:
implement:
this pr:
same as documents
breaking change
before:
after:
Original issue: #4312 #2406