This change makes it so that Utils.csproj will get compiled with .NET 8 instead of .NET 6. The version of this library isn't too important, however there is a bug where .NET 6 projects are failing to build on the latest version of the .NET 8 SDK (https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/42379), so this is good workaround to get our scenarios that run on .NET 8 working again. I also fixed an incorrect exclusion rule in the vscode settings that was causing the /src/tools directory to not be shown in VS and VS Code.
This change makes it so that Utils.csproj will get compiled with .NET 8 instead of .NET 6. The version of this library isn't too important, however there is a bug where .NET 6 projects are failing to build on the latest version of the .NET 8 SDK (https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/42379), so this is good workaround to get our scenarios that run on .NET 8 working again. I also fixed an incorrect exclusion rule in the vscode settings that was causing the /src/tools directory to not be shown in VS and VS Code.