Update test project file format and target framework #680
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Some tests break when upgrading to .NET 8, so lets keep as 4.8. Also removed some redundant tags.
This reverts commit 0fb048e.
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In order to better expand the UI test and unit test suites, this PR aims to modernize the
FlaUI.Core.UITests,FlaUI.Core.UnitTests,WinFormsApplication, andWpfApplicationprojects. For each project:.csprojfile has been updated to use the newer and much leaner format.AssemblyInfo.cs,App.config) have been removed.In addition, the build tools has been updated to support the latest version of .NET.
These changes are aimed exclusively at the test related projects, and shouldn't affect any users of the project (with the exception of adding the target framework
net8-windowsto theFlaUI.TestUtilitiesproject). The hope is that it will help start the process of making the test suite more extensible and generally cleaner, so that people can begin to contribute new tests to the project.