Possible fix for IIS crash described in issue #28

[jlchmura]

This may be a possible fix for issue #28. We've deployed it across our development machines as so far, no one has experienced the access violation.

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[Daniel15]

This is really interesting. The IoC container should be disposing things at the end of the request: https://github.com/reactjs/React.NET/blob/master/src/React.Web/TinyIoCAspNetExtensions.cs#L66

Can you confirm whether that DisposeAll method is being called properly? It should be disposing the environment. Maybe just adding IDisposable to the interface would solve it.