Projects cleanup

[0xced]

This simplifies the project by moving as much as possible into the Directory.Build.props file.

Also, by using <GenerateDocumentationFile>true</GenerateDocumentationFile> instead of DocumentationFile, the xmldoc files are generated inside the obj directory, avoiding to pollute the different projects with the generated xmldoc files (which will still be included in the NuGet packages).

Finally, package validation as been enabled for all projects instead of only the main ZiggyCreatures.FusionCache project.

[jodydonetti]

Hi, thanks for the PR and the time spent!

Currently though, I don't feel like going down this path, let me explain.

The logo being duplicated is no big deal honestly, at least related to the size on disk (5K each, < 50K total). Also, right now they are all the same, but I have an idea sitting around about modifying them per-package, one day or another.

For the readme maybe that can be the case, but I'm wondering about centralizing something like a path to a local file (meaning "local" per project) with the MSBuild expression and the IsSrcProject and... I don't know, is it really worth it? Or is it better to have that single line in the csproj file without having to look around and resolve the MSBuild expression etc?

Thoughts?

[jodydonetti]

Oh, also: the usage of <GenerateDocumentationFile>true</GenerateDocumentationFile> instead of DocumentationFile is nice instead, I didn't know about it, this I like a lot!

Thanks for making me learn something new 🙂

Finally, I agree to enable package validation for all projects, but I would put it into each csproj file, to have more granular control with each project's build process.

Thoughts?

[jodydonetti]

Hi @0xced , I was trying to update your fork to finish merging this, but got a "permission denied": would you like to grant me access so I can align everything and get to merge the changes?

Let me know, thanks!