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[Investigation] Are our named Resources Exposed to Applications Properly?

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Beschreibung

See start of discussion on this thread here: https://github.com/windows-toolkit/WindowsCommunityToolkit/pull/3556#issuecomment-726656619

Describe the bug

When a developer uses the Toolkit they should have access to the style/resources we expose in order to use them as a basis for modifications. On the discussion above, it's unclear if that's happening properly or not...

Steps to Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Start a new project
  2. Include the Controls package
  3. Go to MainPage
  4. Add <Page.Resources> and try and create a new style based on a DefaultTokenizingTextBoxStyle
  5. Try to use a new style on the control
  6. Compile... does this work?

Expected behavior

It should work...

Related to #3602

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