[Feature request] Improve Code Runner behavior for F# projects vs scripts

[wizzardx]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When working with F# projects (containing .fsproj files), Code Runner defaults to using fsi (F# Interactive) instead of properly building and running the project. This creates confusion, especially for new F# developers, because:

• The "Run Code" button is prominently displayed but produces unexpected behavior
• The correct solution (F5/debug) is less discoverable
• The current behavior ignores the project context, treating project files like standalone scripts
• Similar issues have been addressed for other languages (e.g., Rust with Cargo.toml detection in [PATCH] Rust uses rustc instead of cargo (fix included!) #837)

Describe the solution you'd like
Code Runner should:

1. Automatically detect when a file is part of an F# project (presence of .fsproj)
2. Default to dotnet run when a .fsproj is present
3. Use fsi only for standalone .fsx script files
4. Implement this detection in a cross-platform way within Code Runner itself

This would improve the out-of-box experience for F# developers and align with how Code Runner handles other compiled languages, removing the need for users to implement platform-specific workarounds in their settings.