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Fix Visual Studio crash when debugging xunit tests #661
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We were hitting the issues described here:
nunit/nunit3-vs-adapter#320
microsoft/vstest#558
This makes a workaround to all test projects - make them output 'exe' as opposed to library. Also consolidated xunit version across all projects to avoid xunit runner extension cache corruption issues.
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