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Remove unused solution/project configurations - #205
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This PR removes the
Mixed Platformsandx86solution configurations fromDocoptNet.sln, leaving onlyDebug|Any CPUandRelease|Any CPU.This eliminates 4 solution-level configuration entries and many lines of redundant project configuration mappings.
All projects in this solution are pure managed C# (SDK-style
.csproj) with no native or platform-specific dependencies. The code is processor-agnostic and relies entirely on the .NET JIT at runtime.The
Mixed Platformsandx86solution configurations served no purpose; every project mapped them back toAny CPUon the right-hand side of theProjectConfigurationPlatformssection:Selecting
Mixed Platformsorx86in Visual Studio produced the exact same build as selectingAny CPU. These configurations were dead weight, likely auto-generated by Visual Studio at some point, and only added noise to the solution configuration dropdown.