Coverage after null-conditional operators

If you are using null-conditional operators like:

something?.DoSomething()

DotCover always marks the whole line as covered even if 'something' is always null.

That's a big issue for us because there is a lot of code that apeares covered, but ist not.

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Hello folks,

Though the issue is well-known on our side, I have created a fresh note for that. 

Please refer to the bug tracker for further updates. 

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