build.sh doesn't work anymore - replacement needed?

[TeaDrivenDev]

When doing #47, I completely overlooked the build.sh script, which a) is now largely obsolete, because Mono isn't needed anymore, and b) doesn't work anymore, because there's no fake.exe. However, the build script now requires the .NET Core FAKE runner, which the repository doesn't provide a way of obtaining.

There are two (or three) ways of dealing with this:

• Just delete build.sh and expect anyone wanting to build the repository to have fake-cli installed as a .NET Core "global tool". I suppose that will be the case for most open source-affine F# developers.
• Bootstrap FAKE as a "local tool" along the lines of https://github.com/FakeBuild/fake-bootstrap/tree/local_tool. This would be the most user friendly option, but may be overkill for a project with such a limited and specific scope.
• Bootstrap FAKE as a "global tool" as in https://github.com/FakeBuild/fake-bootstrap/tree/global_tool. While it is an option, I don't think an individual project should do that. I consider global tools something the user should explicitly take care of themselves.

[Zaid-Ajaj]

Replaced FAKE with a simple console app that uses some of FAKE modules. Now to build or test the application:

cd ./LiteDB.FSharp.Build
dotnet run -- build
dotnet run -- test
dotnet run -- pack
dotnet run -- publish

etc.