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Publish appsettingsjson #438
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Thanks for you contribution, I've got a few comments but otherwise it looks great!
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Did some cleanup and changed the tests. LGTM now.
When publishing a .NET application using MSBuild, the appsettings.json file is included in the root directory of the published output. However, this behavior is not observed when using the csharp_binary and publish_binary rules.
This inconsistency can be confusing for developers accustomed to MSBuild's behavior. This PR add this behavior to rules_dotnet. Both appsettings.json and environment specific app settings files can be configured for a csharp_binary.
Closes #434