[Retry Handler] Respect retry-after: <date> in dotnet #638
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This PR makes an update to the retry handler to respect a possible date coming back in the Retry-After header.
In the event a date is returned, the handler will calculate the seconds to wait and wait until the time to send the request. In the event for some reason the date received is a time in the past, the retry handler will default to the exponential backoff logic.
Part of #596 for .Net