feat(scanner): detect .NET web and test tooling#26
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Fixes #22.\n\nAdds scanner coverage for ASP.NET Core and common .NET test tooling. The scanner now reads relevant .csproj and Program.cs files, reports ASP.NET Core when web app signals are present, and surfaces xUnit, NUnit, MSTest, and Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk package references as framework/tooling context.\n\nValidation:\n- npm test\n- node --check src/scanner.mjs\n- node --check test/scanner.test.mjs\n- git diff --check\n- node bin/agent-ready.mjs doctor\n\nNote: npm run check could not be executed through npm in this local Windows environment because npm/Node attempted to access a denied path at C:\Users\itdev\Desktop before running the script. The touched JavaScript files were checked directly with node --check.