Add .NET 10 build targets - #454
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This change adds
net10.0build targets for all the projects. The build targets are conditional on use of the .NET 10 SDK inglobal.json, which is not yet updated. So while official builds will not include .NET 10 yet, it is easy to manually updateglobal.jsonfor testing.Tests found one major compatibility issue with .NET 10, which is that the runtime type builder is more strict about type attributes and interface method implementations than it was previously. So there are lots of code updates in
SymbolExtensions.csto comply with the new validations when converting from compiler symbols to runtime types. After that fix, all unit tests are passing on .NET 10.