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Add context7.json with URL and public key #51

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"url": "https://context7.com/codebeltnet/xunit",
"public_key": "pk_ZYmd0ipMJCtW5NudkKPxA"
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JSON key naming is inconsistent with the rest of the repo (which uses camelCase like unitTestTool, wslDistribution, TargetFramework). Consider renaming public_key to publicKey (and updating any consumer accordingly) to match established conventions.

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This adds a hard-coded key-like value (pk_...) to the repository. If this value is anything other than a non-sensitive publishable identifier, it should be moved to a secret store / CI variable and not committed; if it is intentionally public, consider adding a brief note in the file name/README to clarify that it is safe to commit and how it is used/rotated.

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