Run tests across .NET versions using a CI matrix#126
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Pin the PostgreSQL test image to postgres:17, drop unused issues write permission, and clarify Ryuk cleanup comments alongside the existing .NET version matrix. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
.NET Test & Coverageworkflow in parallel across .NET 8, 9, and 10 using a GitHub Actions matrix (fail-fast: false).${{ matrix.dotnet-version }}instead of installing all SDKs in a single job.postgres:17and drops unusedissues: writeworkflow permission.Note: The matrix strategy itself was already merged upstream in #100. This PR includes that behavior plus the small CI hardening tweaks above.
Test plan
8.0.x,9.0.x, and10.0.xtest-results-<version>,coverage-report-<version>, andhtml-coverage-report-<version>