Add DevContainer using .NET 10 #1783
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This pull request updates the project to use .NET SDK 10.0 as the default, adds support for .NET SDK 9.0 in CI pipelines, introduces a comprehensive build and cleanup script, and improves the development container configuration for consistency and ease of use.
SDK and Build Environment Updates
global.jsonto10.0.100, ensuring all local builds use the latest major version.9.0.307in botheng/build.ymlandeng/azure-pipelines-nightly.ymlto support multi-version CI builds and compatibility testing. [1] [2]Developer Experience Improvements
scripts/build-all.shthat automates cleaning, building, packing, and diagnostics for all projects and tests, making branch switching and environment setup faster and more reliable..devcontainer/devcontainer.jsonconfiguration to standardize the development environment, specifying the required .NET versions and recommended VS Code extensions for contributors.