Put PKHeX.Core on NuGet

[leo60228]

This would make it easy to include in applications. Assuming the API is unstable (which I'm not sure it is), it would also easily allow pinning to a specific API version via Semver. This especially makes sense now that it's tested on .NET Core, which I don't believe PKHeX uses.

[kwsch]

Might be something for the teamcity server to automatically handle with its automated builds.
Maybe can reduce the amount of updates by only checking when the version.txt is updated...

[evandixon]

@kwsch

How would you feel about me replacing version.txt with tags, using GitVersion mainline mode?

[kwsch]

The winforms exe uses version.txt to:

• Display the release date in the program title
• Compares to github address to check for updates.

If there's an alternative for both of those that doesn't introduce dependencies, then I'm okay with adjusting things. I can always slap a tag on the commit on github

Only reason I brought up version.txt is a possible metric for detecting major releases (and incrementing the package ver)

[evandixon]

While I work on finding a solution, PKHeX can be found on this MyGet feed:
https://www.myget.org/F/projectpokemon/api/v3/index.json

The version numbers don't really mean anything beyond what TC build it's from. I'll work on fixing that soonish.

[leo60228]

Thanks!

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[kwsch]

Done!
https://www.nuget.org/packages/PKHeX.Core/