Bump Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration from 10.0.8 to 10.0.9

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Updated Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration from 10.0.8 to 10.0.9.

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Superseded by #16.

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Pull Request Overview

The pull request is technically up to standards according to Codacy, and it successfully implements the requested version bump for the base configuration package. However, there is a significant architectural concern regarding the partial update of the Microsoft.Extensions suite.

Updating 'Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration' in isolation while leaving related packages (like EnvironmentVariables, Json, and Hosting) on the previous version (10.0.8) deviates from standard .NET practices. These libraries are released together and often share internal dependencies, meaning a version mismatch can lead to assembly binding failures or unexpected runtime behavior. To ensure stability, the entire suite of Microsoft.Extensions packages should be updated to 10.0.9 in a single atomic change.

About this PR

• Updating Microsoft.Extensions packages individually is a systemic risk. These libraries are intended to be kept in sync (lockstep) to prevent dependency resolution issues in the runtime environment. A broader update strategy should be applied to all related Microsoft.Extensions packages in the 'Directory.Packages.props' file.

Test suggestions

• Verify successful compilation and basic configuration loading with the updated package version.

Prompt proposal for missing tests

Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Verify successful compilation and basic configuration loading with the updated package version.

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Suggestion: Updating only the base Configuration package to 10.0.9 while leaving sibling packages (such as EnvironmentVariables, Json, UserSecrets, and Hosting) at 10.0.8 may lead to inconsistent behavior or assembly binding issues. These libraries usually share the same versioning lifecycle. Consider updating all Microsoft.Extensions.* packages in this file to 10.0.9 simultaneously to maintain consistency across the dependency tree.