Add extenders information to “failedPredicateMap” in findNodesThatFit #1
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When all the filtered nodes that passed "predicateFuncs" don’t pass the extenders filter, the failedPredicateMap hasn’t the extenders information, should add it, I think. So when the length of the “filteredNodes.Items” is 0, we can know the integral information. (The length of the “filteredNodes.Items” is 0, may be because the extenders filter failed.)
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When all the filtered nodes that passed "predicateFuncs" don’t pass the extenders filter, the failedPredicateMap hasn’t the extenders information, should add it, I think. So when the length of the “filteredNodes.Items” is 0, we can know the integral information. (The length of the “filteredNodes.Items” is 0, may be because the extenders filter failed.)