Bump Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration from 10.0.6 to 10.0.8

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Updated Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration from 10.0.6 to 10.0.8.

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Superseded by #13.

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Pull Request Overview

While the PR technically fulfills the request to bump the version of Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration, it introduces a significant risk of runtime exceptions (such as MethodNotFoundException or assembly binding failures). In the .NET ecosystem, Microsoft.Extensions.* packages are released as a synchronized suite. Updating one while leaving others (like .Json, .Logging, and .DependencyInjection) at an older version is a violation of standard practices and should be corrected before merging.

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• Updating 'Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration' in isolation creates a version mismatch with several other 'Microsoft.Extensions.*' dependencies (like '.Json', '.UserSecrets', '.Logging') which are left at version 10.0.6. This is generally discouraged in .NET development to prevent runtime conflicts.

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• Confirm successful compilation and project load with the new package version.
• Verify that configuration features (e.g., JSON binding) function correctly despite the version mismatch with provider packages.

Prompt proposal for missing tests

Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Confirm successful compilation and project load with the new package version.
2. Verify that configuration features (e.g., JSON binding) function correctly despite the version mismatch with provider packages.

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Suggestion: Updating only Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration to 10.0.8 while leaving related libraries (like .Json, .UserSecrets, .DependencyInjection, and .Logging) at 10.0.6 often leads to runtime errors or version mismatch issues. These packages are interdependent and should be upgraded as a single unit.

Try running the following prompt in your coding agent:

Update all 'Microsoft.Extensions.*' package versions to 10.0.8 in Directory.Packages.props