Put MapMcp in Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder namespace#171
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This was an oversight where I blindly went with VS defaults. Much like DI's
Add*extension methods belonging in Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection, we conventionally put allMap*extension methods likeMapGet,MapControllerRoute,MapHub,MapOpenApi, etc... in the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder namespace that's likely to already be in an implicit or explicit using.