Migrate to .NET 6 - #4
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new project files use wildcards to drive everything by convention - the convention is that projects sit alone with their code. therefore i moved the actual code of the project down into their own folder - life is easier that way.
DPI-awareness is now enabled via project property. Launching browsers by passing the url into process.start is no longer supported in core/dotnet6.
on second note keeping the multi target aspect will probably just make things unnecessarily complicated for people who dont do dotnet for money.
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This change migrates the repository to use the dotnet sdk and .NET 6 as the target framework.
This will require the use of Visual Studio 2022 however (or VSCode/Rider if you're bold enough).
Code changes themselves were minimal - one or two minor API obsoletions.