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chore(deps): update dependency microsoft.net.stringtools to 18.7.1#6215

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This PR contains the following updates:

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Microsoft.NET.StringTools (source) nuget minor 18.6.318.7.1

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dotnet/msbuild (Microsoft.NET.StringTools)

v18.7.1

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Full Changelog: dotnet/msbuild@v18.6.3...v18.7.1


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This is a routine Renovate-bot dependency bump for Microsoft.NET.StringTools from 18.6.3 to 18.7.1 in the source generator benchmarks project.

Change summary: A single line version override update in TUnit.SourceGenerator.Benchmarks/TUnit.SourceGenerator.Benchmarks.csproj.


Observations:

Consistency concern: The sibling references to Microsoft.Build and Microsoft.Build.Framework in the same <ItemGroup> still pin at 18.6.3, while Microsoft.NET.StringTools is now at 18.7.1. These three packages are co-released from the same msbuild repo and are typically meant to be used together at the same version. Mixing versions across the MSBuild package family can introduce subtle compatibility issues at runtime or build time, even though in this project they are all marked ExcludeAssets="runtime" PrivateAssets="all" (compile-time only).

If 18.7.1 is the right target for Microsoft.NET.StringTools, the same bump should apply to Microsoft.Build and Microsoft.Build.Framework. Conversely, if there is an intentional reason to hold Microsoft.Build and Microsoft.Build.Framework back (e.g., a known incompatibility or a separate Renovate PR is pending for those), it would be worth a comment in the project file documenting why the versions diverge.

The 18.7.1 release itself is a pure patch release on top of 18.7.0 and the changelog shows only bug fixes (deadlock, race conditions, allocation regressions, TerminalLogger asserts) with no breaking changes — so the bump itself is low risk.

Auto-merge: This PR has auto-merge enabled, which is appropriate for a Renovate patch/minor dependency update. No action needed there.

Recommendation: Either bump Microsoft.Build and Microsoft.Build.Framework to 18.7.1 in this same PR for consistency, or document in the project file why the MSBuild package versions are intentionally mismatched.

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