* Move extension methods closer to implementations
* Fix namespaces
* Make structs read-only where applicable
* Use ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull
* Use collection expressions
There is currently a bug in the .NET SDK that will emit false CS8620
warnings for extension block members using the `params` keyword.
This commit fixes the warning by converting these methods to
old-fashioned extension methods.
For more information see: https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/80024
* Update packages
* Convert extension methods to extension blocks
* Move extension methods closer to what they are extending
* Use ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull
* Move WriteAnsi and ToAnsi methods to Spectre.Console namespace
* Make shared global state obsolete
* Make AnsiConsole.Clear an extension method
* Linting should not fail build
* Move Spectre.Console.Cli to its own repository
* Update build script to use Cake.Sdk and .NET Make
* Remove StyleCop (unmaintained)
* Add linting using dotnet format
* Fix generator which was broken
* Update dependencies
The verified output for Should_Write_GenericException was outputting ProjectDirectory}Data\Exceptions.cs on my Windows machine, but the Verified version wasProjectDirectory}Data/Exceptions.cs
Wasn't causing a build issue because we run those on Ubuntu, but locally it was giving me an error.
Now that #1911 is merged, all `Execute` methods of commands have a new CancellationToken parameter. Update the documentation to reflect that.
New documentation shall still be written with an example on how to pass the top-level CancellationToken to the app.Run(Async) method.
