Migrate tests to Microsoft.Testing.Platform - #588
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Why
The test suite still depended on VSTest-specific runner configuration and command-line arguments. Moving every test project together to Microsoft.Testing.Platform enables the native .NET 10 test experience, direct executable test runs, and avoids the unsupported mixed-platform state.
What changed
global.jsonand shared MSTest runner properties.Validation
Sep.XyzTest.exeexecution passes 20 tests.Note
global.jsonremains pinned to stable .NET SDK 10.0.400. Local verification used the installed 10.0.400 preview SDK explicitly because the stable SDK was not available on the validation machine.