Remove .NET SDK pin from global.json#669
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SFI scanners flag the literal SDK version string in global.json even though rollForward already lets the build use newer 10.x SDKs. Pipelines already install 10.x via UseDotNet@2, so dropping the sdk block lets CI track the latest 10.x automatically with no string for scanners to flag. Also add a Prerequisites section to CONTRIBUTING.md so local devs know they need 8.x/9.x/10.x SDKs installed. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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SFI scanners flag the literal SDK version in
global.jsoneven thoughrollForward: latestMinoralready lets the build use newer 10.x SDKs. The pipelines (azure-pipelines.ymlandazure-pipelines-official.yml) already install10.xviaUseDotNet@2, so dropping thesdkblock lets CI keep tracking the latest 10.x automatically and leaves no version string for scanners to flag.Also adds a Prerequisites section to
CONTRIBUTING.mdso local devs know they need .NET 8/9/10 SDKs installed (mirroring CI).Verified with a full local
dotnet build(0 warnings/0 errors) using auto-selected SDK 10.0.300.