Update .NET version to 10.x in workflow files #176
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Updated the `NET_VERSION` environment variable from `9.x` to `10.x` in the following GitHub Actions workflow files: - `publish.yml` for the `src/SimpleAuthentication` project - `publish_abstractions.yml` for the `src/SimpleAuthentication.Abstractions` project - `publish_swashbuckle.yml` for the `src/SimpleAuthentication.Swashbuckle` project This ensures that the projects are built and published using the latest .NET 10.x framework.
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Updated the
NET_VERSIONenvironment variable from9.xto10.xin the following GitHub Actions workflow files:publish.ymlfor thesrc/SimpleAuthenticationprojectpublish_abstractions.ymlfor thesrc/SimpleAuthentication.Abstractionsprojectpublish_swashbuckle.ymlfor thesrc/SimpleAuthentication.SwashbuckleprojectThis ensures that the projects are built and published using the latest .NET 10.x framework.