fix(email): use WebUtility.HtmlEncode instead of HttpUtility#12
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Replace System.Web.HttpUtility with System.Net.WebUtility for HTML encoding in email templates. WebUtility is natively available in .NET Core/8 without requiring additional package references, unlike HttpUtility which requires the legacy System.Web assembly.
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Replace System.Web.HttpUtility with System.Net.WebUtility for HTML encoding in email templates. WebUtility is natively available in .NET Core/8 without requiring additional package references, unlike HttpUtility which requires the legacy System.Web assembly.