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Add multi-file output to NSwagStudio #4472

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This PR adds support for splitting the generated output into multiple, separate files. Tested (and in use) for C#; whether this additionally supports other languages has not been tested.

This is built upon PR #4227, which was required so that we were not required to install unsupported runtimes on our machines. Therefore, it includes dropping support for .NET Core 2.1 and 3.0, and .NET 5.0, as well as bumping the minimum supported version of .NET Framework to .NET 4.6.2

Credit for this change goes to @geckogeckogecko who did all of the detailed work while at PDL.

Addresses the epic #1398

geckogeckogecko and others added 30 commits October 30, 2022 13:55
…les. Added missing XML comments to new methods in ClientGeneratorBase
Rename of variables to aid readability
Rename of tests to clarify what is tested
…d implemented that into the GenerateFiles method
…rType now works, provided the file selected in NSwagStudio has a one letter name.
Split path based on separator, not length
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I think this PR could not merge before #4227

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Bykiev commented May 17, 2024

Any chance it'll merged?

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@Bykiev I think it needs a rebase

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