Fix FirestoreDataConverter.fromFirestore() being called with QueryDocumentSnapshot from exp #4284
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FirestoreDataConverter.fromFirestore()was being invoked with an instance ofQueryDocumentSnapshotfrom the experimental SDK; however, it was expected to be invoked with an instance ofQueryDocumentSnapshotfrom the Classic SDK. This worked okay, except that the object was lacking attributes likeref, which are only provided by the Classic SDK.The root cause is that the
FirestoreDataConverterprovided by the user was registered directly with theQueryDocumentSnapshotfrom the experimental SDK, and therefore was invoked with types from the experimental SDK. The fix is to instead register a "wrapper" data converter with theQueryDocumentSnapshotthat calls the underlying data converter with the equivalent objects from the Classic SDK.There was, however, a side effect of this change that caused
isEqual()methods (e.g.DocumentReference.isEqual()) to incorrectly returnfalseif compared with anotherDocumentReferencecreated with the same converter instance. This is because the implementation ofisEqual()compares the converters using the===operator. The wrapper instances that wrapped the same converters were distinct objects, and thus did not compare equal using===. The fix was to store each converter in aWeakMapmapping it to its wrapper instance so that the same wrapper instance can be used for each given converter, causingisEqual()to compare correctly.Fixes #4278