feat(rename): rename project file on disk#24
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- Add RenameProjectFile method to ProjectFileService - Uses full paths via Path.GetDirectoryName and Path.Combine - Preserves file extension - Returns new file path for subsequent operations - Update TODO comments with new issue references Closes #20
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Summary
Add functionality to rename the actual .csproj file on disk.
Changes Made
Services/ProjectFileService.csRenameProjectFile()methodPath.GetDirectoryName()andPath.Combine()Commands/RenamifyProjectCommand.csRenameProjectFile()after updating namespacesTest Plan
Note
After this change, the solution will be in a broken state because the project path in the .sln still points to the old file. Issues #21, #22, #23 will complete the rename workflow.
Closes #20