docs: add NuGet version badges to root and package READMEs#290
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Summary
NuGetcolumn to all five package tables in the root README, with a live shields.io version badge per package linking to its nuget.org page.src/(all 24). These READMEs are packed into the packages (PackageReadmeFile), andimg.shields.iois on nuget.org's allowed image-domain list, so the badges will also render on each nuget.org package page starting with the next published release (existing package READMEs are immutable).Badges are served live from
img.shields.io/nuget/v/<PackageId>, so they always show the latest stable version with no CI or release-pipeline changes.The docs-site articles (
docs/articles/*.md) intentionally get no badges: the docs site is versioned, and a live latest-version badge inside an older docs snapshot would contradict the version being viewed.Verification
git diffis markdown-only: +2 lines per package README (badge + blank line), table rewrite in the root README; CRLF line endings preserved.Vulthil.xUnit— both resolve tonuget v1.0.1.Backport to v1.0: no — cosmetic docs change; servicing releases don't need it, and the badge always shows the latest stable version anyway, which would look out of place on an older package's page.