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Updated Markdig from 1.4.0 to 1.5.1.

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1.5.1

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🚨 Breaking Changes

• Breaking Change: rename ParseSetexHeadings and fix docs (PR #​973) by @​StefanGreve

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fix tabs after block quote markers and in fenced code indentation (PR #​974) by @​ybai08
• Fix thematic break inside a list item closing the list (PR #​970) by @​wleeaf
• Fix renderers writing HTML when HTML output is disabled (PR #​972) by @​StefanGreve
• Fix autolink scheme length check to allow 2 to 32 characters (PR #​971) by @​wleeaf

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1.5.0

Changes

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Keep Unicode whitespace other than spaces and tabs when trimming paragraphs, headings and info strings (PR #​966) by @​HuzaifaChaudary
• Add relative file links extension (#​897) (PR #​968) by @​StefanGreve
• Don't treat an escaped backslash as the start of another escape in HtmlHelper.Unescape (PR #​967) by @​HuzaifaChaudary
• Fix unescaped source URL in media links (PR #​969) by @​StefanGreve

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1.4.2

Changes

✨ New Features

• Add IsAotCompatible for net8.0 and later targets (PR #​963) by @​StefanGreve

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fix setext heading line breaks and indented lazy quote lines (PR #​964) by @​wahidrizka
• Fix setext underlines in block quotes and list items (PR #​965) by @​wahidrizka
• Fix FindClosestBlock/FindBlockAtPosition with definition groups (#​677) (PR #​962) by @​ybai08

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1.4.1

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🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fix definition list continuation consuming leading markers (PR #​957) by @​SparkUiX
• Fix grid table open last cell taking a | from the next line (#​494) (PR #​958) by @​dualfroz
• Fix HTML blocks not ending at a line with only spaces or tabs (PR #​960) by @​wahidrizka
• Fix empty list items being parsed as text after a paragraph (PR #​961) by @​wahidrizka
• Fix definition lists requiring 3 spaces after the marker (PR #​959) by @​dualfroz
• Fix CommonMark HTML block start character classes (d5462ae5)
• Fix CommonMark closing-tag block starts and whitespace (05e638f9)
• Fix empty list items with trailing marker whitespace (2fec2085)
• Fix CommonMark inline HTML declarations (d33c703d)
• Fix definition paragraphs inside tight lists (a998839f)
• Fix concurrent spec generation in parallel builds (ccb9d859)

📚 Documentation

• Update doc for definition-list continuation rules (b58e83b4)

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18.11.0

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• Fix TRX logger mangling astral-plane (non-BMP) characters by @​azat-msft in Fix TRX logger mangling astral-plane (non-BMP) characters microsoft/vstest#16318
• Disable the MTP testhost by default by @​nohwnd in Disable the MTP testhost by default microsoft/vstest#16337
• Fix OS-blind apphost probe in MTP bridge on Unix (regression from #​16201) by @​azat-msft in Fix OS-blind apphost probe in MTP bridge on Unix (regression from #16201) microsoft/vstest#16336
• Retarget the MTP client onto Microsoft.Testing.Platform.ServerMode.Client.Sources by @​nohwnd in Retarget the MTP client onto Microsoft.Testing.Platform.ServerMode.Client.Sources microsoft/vstest#16300
• Pass arguments to PowerShell with -File instead of -command by @​nohwnd in Pass arguments to PowerShell with -File instead of -command microsoft/vstest#16363
• Respect console logger verbosity from a settings file by @​nohwnd in Respect console logger verbosity from a settings file microsoft/vstest#16044
• Fix backslash normalization in VSTestCLIRunSettings on Unix by @​nohwnd in [fix] Fix backslash normalization in VSTestCLIRunSettings on Unix microsoft/vstest#15795
• Docs: fix typo explicitely -> explicitly by @​vaibhav8a in docs: fix typo explicitely -> explicitly microsoft/vstest#16397
• Copy acceptance test diagnostic logs into the test results directory by @​nohwnd in Copy acceptance test diagnostic logs into the test results directory microsoft/vstest#16403

New Contributors

• @​vaibhav8a made their first contribution in docs: fix typo explicitely -> explicitly microsoft/vstest#16397

Full Changelog: microsoft/vstest@v18.10.1...v18.11.0

18.10.1

What's Changed

• Isolate code coverage files in published output by @​azat-msft in [rel/18.10] Isolate code coverage files in published output microsoft/vstest#16476

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18.10.0

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• Drop Mono fallback, run .NET Framework tests on Windows only by @​nohwnd in Drop Mono fallback, run .NET Framework tests on Windows only microsoft/vstest#16158
• Run Microsoft.Testing.Platform test apps under vstest.console and datacollector by @​nohwnd in Run Microsoft.Testing.Platform test apps under vstest.console and datacollector microsoft/vstest#16201
• Fix test output eaten by MSBuild terminal logger by @​nohwnd in [fix] Fix test output eaten by MSBuild terminal logger microsoft/vstest#16223
• Remove the experimental test session feature by @​nohwnd in Remove the experimental test session feature microsoft/vstest#16231
• Skip a single bad executor instead of failing all executor loading by @​nohwnd in Skip a single bad executor instead of failing all executor loading microsoft/vstest#16239
• Assert apartment state instead of using Clipboard in UI tests by @​nohwnd in Assert apartment state instead of using Clipboard in UI tests microsoft/vstest#16270
• Surface test host crashes during protocol negotiation by @​nohwnd in Surface test host crashes during protocol negotiation microsoft/vstest#16285
• Pass the inferred target platform to the host in run settings by @​nohwnd in Pass the inferred target platform to the host in run settings microsoft/vstest#16271
• Report raw invalid IsTargetPlatformInferred value, cover host x64 forcing by @​nohwnd in Report raw invalid IsTargetPlatformInferred value, cover host x64 forcing microsoft/vstest#16295
• Disable the MTP testhost by default (#​16337) by @​nohwnd in [rel/18.10] Disable the MTP testhost by default (#16337) microsoft/vstest#16341

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• Added DeviceCount and GetCapabilities static methods to WaveOutEvent so output
  devices can be enumerated without referencing NAudio.WinForms (#​1331, #​777)
• Fixed WASAPI and Media Foundation interop under Unity's Mono runtime, which marshalled
  formatted class parameters as COM interfaces; they are now explicitly marked
  [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.LPStruct)] (#​1414)

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Updated QRCoder from 1.7.0 to 1.8.1.

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1.8.1

What's Changed

• a couple places where ArtQRCode creates a short lived Bitmap but neve… by @​danFbach in a couple places where ArtQRCode creates a short lived Bitmap but neve… Shane32/QRCoder#695
• Minor performance improvement in BitmapByteQRCode + clarify padding calculation by @​KrisVandermotten in Minor performance improvement in BitmapByteQRCode + clarify padding calculation Shane32/QRCoder#698
• Cleanup and optimize CalculateGeneratorPolynom by @​KrisVandermotten in Cleanup and optimize CalculateGeneratorPolynom Shane32/QRCoder#702
• Optimize AlignmentPatterns by @​KrisVandermotten in Optimize AlignmentPatterns Shane32/QRCoder#699
• Some cleanup (and minor optimizations) in BitmapByteQRCode by @​KrisVandermotten in Some cleanup (and minor optimizations) in BitmapByteQRCode Shane32/QRCoder#703
• Optimizations in mask patterns by @​KrisVandermotten in Optimizations in mask patterns Shane32/QRCoder#706

New Contributors

• @​danFbach made their first contribution in a couple places where ArtQRCode creates a short lived Bitmap but neve… Shane32/QRCoder#695
• @​KrisVandermotten made their first contribution in Minor performance improvement in BitmapByteQRCode + clarify padding calculation Shane32/QRCoder#698

Full Changelog: Shane32/QRCoder@v1.8.0...v1.8.1

1.8.0

What's Changed

• Refactor conversion of text to data segments by @​Shane32 in Refactor conversion of text to data segments Shane32/QRCoder#670
• Refactor BuildBitArrayFromSegment by @​Shane32 in Refactor BuildBitArrayFromSegment Shane32/QRCoder#671
• Eliminates exceptions when characters are outside ISO-8859-1 range by @​Shane32 in Eliminates exceptions when characters are outside ISO-8859-1 range Shane32/QRCoder#672
• Refactor DataSegment from struct to class and add chained segment capability by @​Shane32 in Refactor DataSegment from struct to class and add chained segment capability Shane32/QRCoder#673
• Rename AlphanumericEncoder.CanEncode by @​Shane32 in Rename AlphanumericEncoder.CanEncode Shane32/QRCoder#675
• Refactor DataSegment handling for improved encoding support by @​Shane32 in Refactor DataSegment handling for improved encoding support Shane32/QRCoder#677
• Fix condition for ISO-8859-1 encoding selection in GetTargetEncoding method by @​Shane32 in Fix condition for ISO-8859-1 encoding selection in GetTargetEncoding method Shane32/QRCoder#681
• Prep DataSegment for multi mode QR codes by @​Shane32 in Prep DataSegment for multi mode QR codes Shane32/QRCoder#683
• Add multi mode encoding by @​Shane32 in Add multi mode encoding Shane32/QRCoder#676
• Optimize alphanumeric encoder and galois field constants by @​Shane32 in Optimize alphanumeric encoder and galois field constants Shane32/QRCoder#684
• Fix PDF spec compliance, git line-ending corruption, and add xref validation test by @​Copilot in Fix PDF spec compliance, git line-ending corruption, and add xref validation test Shane32/QRCoder#691
• Fix EPS protocol violations in PostscriptQRCode: remove showpage and setpagedevice from EPS output by @​Shane32 in Fix EPS protocol violations in PostscriptQRCode: remove showpage and setpagedevice from EPS output Shane32/QRCoder#694

New Contributors

• @​Copilot made their first contribution in Fix PDF spec compliance, git line-ending corruption, and add xref validation test Shane32/QRCoder#691

Full Changelog: Shane32/QRCoder@v1.7.0...v1.8.0

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Updated SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3 from 2.1.13 to 3.0.5.

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3.0.5

Update the lib dependency for SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3 to package ID SQLite version 3.53.4.

3.0.4

Update SQLitePCLRaw.bundle_e_sqlite3 to reference SourceGear.sqlite3 version 3.53.3.

3.0.3

Fixes for some fairly obscure memory corruption bugs, thanks for PR #​663 and related

3.0.2

Update SourceGear.lib dependency to 3.50.4.2

3.0.1

• Change package ID of SQLitePCLRaw.lib.e_sqlite3 to SourceGear.sqlite3
• Minor changes to readmes and such

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Updated System.Security.Cryptography.ProtectedData from 8.0.0 to 10.0.14.

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Updated Tmds.DBus.Protocol from 0.21.3 to 0.95.2.

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0.95.2

Tmds.DBus.Protocol

• Rename Notification.Exception to Notification.CompletionReason. The old property is obsoleted (#​458).
• Fix file descriptor handling: don't discard fds of a later message received in the same read (#​457).

0.95.1

Tmds.DBus.Protocol:

• MatchRule: fix key names for PathNamespace, Arg0Namespace and Arg0Path. (Fix match rule keys for PathNamespace, Arg0Namespace and Arg0Path tmds/Tmds.DBus#454)

0.95.0

Tmds.DBus.Generator

• Use fully-qualified names to avoid conflicts with generated types (#​451).
• Add Visibility attribute to control access modifiers of generated types (#​452).

0.94.2

Tmds.DBus.Generator

• Support interfaces with more than 64 readable properties (#​447).

0.94.1

Tmds.DBus.Generator

• Fixed DBusHandler code only being generated for the last interface when generating handler types for multiple interfaces (#​445).

0.94.0

Tmds.DBus.Protocol

• Func<ValueTask> handler overloads added to avoid async void in user code (#​440).

Tmds.DBus.Generator

• [Breaking] IReadableXxxProperties has been replaced with a unified IXxxProperties interface. Write-only properties are uncommon and the separate interface made explicit interface implementations more verbose (#​441).
• Fix code generation for single-field D-Bus structs (#​439).
• DBusHandler.ParseInterface now ignores missing interface string on Properties requests (#​442).

Documentation

• Documentation rewritten into a single guide (#​443).

0.93.0

0.93.0

Tmds.DBus.Protocol

• [Breaking] Previously obsoleted types and APIs have been removed (#​426):
  • Connection - use DBusConnection instead.
  • ConnectionOptions - use DBusConnectionOptions instead.
  • ClientConnectionOptions - use DBusConnectionOptions instead.
  • ClientSetupResult - use DBusConnectionOptions.SetupResult instead.
  • Address - use DBusAddress instead.
  • ActionException - use ObserverHandler instead.
  • IMethodHandler - use IPathMethodHandler instead.
  • DBusException - use DBusErrorReplyException instead.
  • DisconnectedException - use DBusConnectionClosedException instead.
  • ConnectException - use DBusConnectFailedException instead.
  • ProtocolException - use DBusUnexpectedValueException instead.
  • MethodContext.Connection - use MethodContext.DBusConnection instead.
• AddMatchAsync overloads that accept Action<Exception?, T, object?, object?> are marked Obsolete. Use the new Action<Notification<T>> overloads instead (#​427).
• Notification<T> / Notification / NotificationType: new callback API for signal observers, replacing the Action<Exception?, T, ...> pattern. Notifications distinguish between value, owner change, and completion events (#​427).
• NameOwnerWatcher: tracks name ownership changes when calling methods and watching signals, enabling detection of service restarts. A DBusOwnerChangedException
  is thrown when a method call targets an owner identifier from NameOwnerWatcher and the owner has changed (#​425).
• OnException handler on DBusConnectionOptions: provides exception reporting and disconnect control via the new ExceptionContext / ExceptionSource types (#​431).

Tmds.DBus.Generator

• The generator can now produce handler (server-side) types for implementing D-Bus interfaces. To generate handlers, set the DBusGeneratorMode property to Handler, to generate proxies set it to Proxy. (#​429, #​433)
• [Breaking] Instead of a single action overload that accepts Action<Exception?, T>, the generator generates a simple overload that accepts Action<T> for users that are not interested in completion notifications, and an Action<Notification<T>> overload to be notified of completions. (#​427)
• [Breaking] To enable handler code to generate an IXxxProperties interface, the generated proxy code changed as follows:
  • The GetPropertiesAsync method now returns the concrete XxxProperties class. When trying to get properties that were not set the get accessor throws. Alternatively, users can call GetNullablePropertiesAsync which returns an INullableXxxProperties interface which returns null for properties that are not set.
  • The WatchPropertiesChanged methods use a new IChangedXxxProperties interface.

0.92.0

This release addresses vulnerabilities from malicious senders in Tmds.DBus and Tmds.DBus.Protocol:

• Check the signal sender is the owner of the well-known name (fb41b95, b429873)
• Prevent spilling of unix fds to the next message and limit the number to 16 per message (4800917, f90642d)
• Prevent unhandled exceptions on SynchronizationContext due to a malformed body sent by a malicious sender. (f0d9d0b, a64b8b9)

Advisory: GHSA-xrw6-gwf8-vvr9

0.91.1

Tmds.DBus.Generator/Tmds.DBus.Tool:

• ProtocolGenerator: fix alignment when reading structs. (ProtocolGenerator: fix alignment when reading structs. tmds/Tmds.DBus#422)

0.91.0

Changes:

• Protocol: SignatureReader: mark type as Obsolete and remove dead code. (Protocol: SignatureReader: mark type as Obsolete and remove dead code. tmds/Tmds.DBus#416)

Bug fixes/improvements:

• Protocol: change send message methods to be void instead of ValueTask. (Protocol: change send message methods to be void instead of ValueTask. tmds/Tmds.DBus#404)
• Protocol: Reader: fix ReverseDoubleEndianness returning unreversed value on pre-.NET8 targets. (Reader: fix ReverseDoubleEndianness returning unreversed value on pre-.NET8 targets. tmds/Tmds.DBus#407)
• Protocol.Reader: limit array sizes to D-Bus max array length (64 MiB). (Protocol.Reader: limit array sizes to D-Bus max array length (64 MiB). tmds/Tmds.DBus#408)
• Protocol.Message: skip unknown header fields. (Protocol.Message: skip unknown header fields. tmds/Tmds.DBus#409)
• Protocol: enforce D-Bus max message length (128 MiB) (Protocol: enforce D-Bus max message length (128 MiB) tmds/Tmds.DBus#410)
• Fix DBusType.Signature alignment from 4 to 1. (Fix DBusType.Signature alignment from 4 to 1. tmds/Tmds.DBus#411)
• Protocol: AddressReader: fix Unescape and TryGetNext off-by-one errors. (Protocol: AddressReader: fix Unescape and TryGetNext off-by-one errors. tmds/Tmds.DBus#412)
• Protocol: DBusAddress: improve resource cleanup for X11/Windows, refactor system/session address initialization. (Protocol: DBusAddress: improve resource cleanup for X11/Windows, refactor system/session address initialization. tmds/Tmds.DBus#413)
• Protocol: Reader: enforce max recursion depth (64) when reading variant values. (Protocol: Reader: enforce max recursion depth (64) when reading variant values. tmds/Tmds.DBus#415)
• Protocol: Reader: ensure ReadSpan throws DBusReadException when null terminator byte is missing. (Protocol: Reader: ensure ReadSpan throws DBusReadException when null terminator byte is missing. tmds/Tmds.DBus#414)
• Protocol: Array/Struct/Dict: fix check for unsupported composite types. (Protocol: Array/Struct/Dict: fix check for unsupported composite types. tmds/Tmds.DBus#418)
• Protocol: VariantValue: fix GetDictionaryEntry type check, fix GetStructFieldType out-of-bounds check. (Protocol: VariantValue: fix GetDictionaryEntry type check, fix GetStructFieldType out-of-bounds check. tmds/Tmds.DBus#417)
• Protocol: MessageWriter: use Unsafe.SizeOf for JIT constant size. (Protocol: MessageWriter: use Unsafe.SizeOf for JIT constant size. tmds/Tmds.DBus#419)
• Protocol: PathNodeDictionary: simplify batch RemoveMethodHandlers. (Protocol: PathNodeDictionary: simplify batch RemoveMethodHandlers. tmds/Tmds.DBus#420)

0.90.3

• Revert the 0.90.0 change that passes reader/handler exceptions back to the handler. (Revert the 0.90.0 change that passes reader/handler exceptions back to the handler. tmds/Tmds.DBus#403)

0.90.2

Tmds.DBus.Generator/Tmds.DBus.Tool:

• ProtocolGenerator: fix codegen causing (string?)null-conversion instead of returning default(ObjectPath?) for ObjectPath properties. (ProtocolGenerator: fix codegen causing (string?)null-conversion instead of returning default(ObjectPath?) for ObjectPath properties. tmds/Tmds.DBus#402)

0.90.1

Tmds.DBus.Generator:

• Lower expected version of Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp to 4.12.0 (Downgrade Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp to version 4.12.0 tmds/Tmds.DBus#400)

0.90.0

Tmds.DBus.Protocol

This release does some refactoring which requires changes from the user. The version is binary compatible with the previous version. Obsolete attributes indicate what changes a user should make.

• These types have been renamed to be less generic:

`Connection` -> `DBusConnection` (https://github.com/tmds/Tmds.DBus/pull/373)
`Address` -> `DBusAddress` (https://github.com/tmds/Tmds.DBus/pull/372)
`ActionException` -> `ObserverHandler` (https://github.com/tmds/Tmds.DBus/pull/371)

When you have code that requires the Connection type, you can call DBusConnection.AsConnection().

• The exception types have been refactored. A base type is introduced for connection related errors, and one for errors related to a received message. These base types also share a common base. (Protocol: refactor exception types. tmds/Tmds.DBus#370, Protocol: add DBusReaderException and throw it when the Read operation and data being read mismatch. tmds/Tmds.DBus#385, https://...

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