feat: add support for .slnx files in dotnet_version segment#2948
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This PR adds support for the new .slnx (XML Solution) file format to the dotnet_version prompt segment.
Currently, when POWERLEVEL9K_DOTNET_VERSION_PROJECT_ONLY is set to true, the segment looks for specific project and solution files to determine if the .NET version should be displayed. This change adds *.slnx to the list of recognized files in _p9k_upglob.
Microsoft has introduced the .slnx format as a cleaner, XML-based alternative to the traditional .sln files. Users working with these new solution files should still see their .NET version in the prompt without needing to have a legacy .sln file present in the directory.