Bump Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration from 10.0.9 to 10.0.10

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Updated Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration from 10.0.9 to 10.0.10.

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Superseded by #26.

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Pull Request Overview

The pull request updates a core Microsoft.Extensions dependency, which is currently up to standards according to static analysis. However, the review identified a potential architectural risk regarding the synchronization of dependency versions.

The update is applied only to the core Configuration package, creating a mismatch with sibling libraries (Json, EnvironmentVariables, UserSecrets, and Hosting). In the .NET ecosystem, these packages are designed to be updated in lockstep. A partial update increases the risk of runtime assembly binding failures or TypeLoadExceptions. It is recommended to ensure the entire suite is synchronized to avoid these issues.

About this PR

• The project uses Central Package Management, but the current update only targets a single library within a tightly coupled family. This pattern of partial updates across the Microsoft.Extensions.* suite can lead to subtle runtime bugs and compatibility issues across different environments.

Test suggestions

• Verify that the application compiles successfully with the updated configuration package.
• Verify that configuration values are correctly loaded at runtime (regression check).

Prompt proposal for missing tests

Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Verify that the application compiles successfully with the updated configuration package.
2. Verify that configuration values are correctly loaded at runtime (regression check).

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Updating only the core Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration package while leaving associated providers (such as Json, EnvironmentVariables, and UserSecrets) and Hosting libraries at a different version level can lead to runtime version mismatches and potential TypeLoadExceptions. It is standard practice to maintain the same version across the Microsoft.Extensions.* suite to ensure compatibility and consistent behavior.