Add nuget .editorconfig #528
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Problem
When using
<PackageScribanIncludeSource>true</PackageScribanIncludeSource>, the imported .cs files are analyzed according to the analyzer rules of the local project. This is a problem when consumers have different style settings, or even custom analyzers, for which Scriban code is not valid.Solution
This PR adds a
.editorconfigto the Nuget package and links it via the Scriban.targets. When done this way, the Scriban files are still included for compiling, but are excluded from analysis.