Update the dotnet tool install page
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Our documentation system isn't well suited for these different versions of the same command. We need the syntax for .NET 8 to remain because it's still supported. |
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This pull request makes some updates to the page of
dotnet tool installcommand.It updates the following:
--allow-roll-forwardthe description from the command line is already pretty much self explanatory, so I didn't find it worth more to be added.
It closes The option
--allow-roll-forwardis not documented fordotnet tool install#44614It was already outdated considering the .NET 9.0
--sourceoption with its descriptionInternal previews