PromptPlus

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ADR0016V01R01 — Target frameworks mirror production (net10/net9/net8)

Context

The test projects must exercise the libraries on the same runtimes the libraries ship for, to catch target-framework-specific behavior.

Decision

Mirror the production target framework list exactly — same monikers and same order — in every *.Tests.csproj:

net10.0;net9.0;net8.0

This was confirmed by direct reading of ConsolePlus/src/ConsolePlus.csproj:4 and PromptPlus/src/PromptPlus.csproj:3, which both use net10.0;net9.0;net8.0.

Consequences

Positive: tests run against all shipped runtimes; no gap between tested and released frameworks.
Negative / trade-off: multi-target test builds are slower and multiply the matrix; the list must be kept in sync if production TFMs change.

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