IntroductionToWolverineLibrary: retarget net10.0, WolverineFx 6.25.5, add RuntimeCompilation package - #2084
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…25.5, switch to built-in OpenAPI WolverineFx 6.x no longer ships the runtime Roslyn compiler in the core package, so the sample fails to start with TypeLoadMode.Dynamic unless WolverineFx.RuntimeCompilation is referenced. Added it alongside the WolverineFx bump. Replaced Swashbuckle with the built-in OpenAPI support the .NET 10 webapi template uses (AddOpenApi/MapOpenApi) and dropped the now-redundant per-endpoint WithOpenApi() calls from all three endpoints. Repointed launchUrl to the OpenAPI document.
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Retargets to net10.0, bumps WolverineFx to the 6.25.x line (6.25.5). Adds WolverineFx.RuntimeCompilation: 6.x split the runtime Roslyn compiler out of the core package, so UseWolverine() as shown in the article throws on startup without it. builder.Host.UseWolverine(...) registration itself is unchanged. 6/6 tests pass on net10.0.