Bump xunit to 2.6.6 in Allure.Xunit #600
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The PR bumps the version of xUnit.net packages referenced by Allure.Xunit to 2.6.6. This is the earliest version that targets
netstandard2.0and doesn't referenceNETStandard.Library. The reference toNETStandard.Libraryintroduced transitive dependencies on vulnerable packages, as noted in #558. Getting rid of this reference fixes this, as xunit itself doesn't use the vulnerable packages in its code.Another vulnerable package mentioned in the issue is
System.Text.Json, which is brought byLib.Harmony. This is a subject of #599.Fixes #558