Add release CI for csharp SDK

[hdkshingala]

Fixes: #2956

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a GitHub Actions workflow for manual release of the Aperture C# SDK, including version selection and automation of release steps.
• Refactor
  • Transitioned to using a Windows executor for release jobs in CI/CD pipelines.
  • Updated job configurations and workflows for enhanced packaging and publishing processes.
• Chores
  • Added caching for dotnet packages to improve build times.
  • Modified the CI/CD configuration to support new release and verification processes.

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Walkthrough

The Aperture C# SDK's deployment process has been significantly revamped, focusing on automation and efficiency. The introduction of a Windows-specific CI/CD pipeline in CircleCI, including a new release job and enhanced caching, aligns with the move towards a more streamlined release process. Additionally, a GitHub Actions workflow has been added for manually triggering releases, allowing for version selection and automating version updates, branch creation, tagging, and pushing changes, ensuring a smooth release cycle.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../aperture-csharp/.circleci/config.yml	Introduced windows orb, replaced say-hello with release job, added caching, updated run steps for packaging/publishing, renamed workflow to release-sdk
.../aperture-csharp/.circleci/continue-workflows.yml	Added verify-release job, updated say-hello to verify-publish-release with Windows executor and dotnet caching, updated run commands
.../aperture-csharp/.github/workflows/create_release.yaml	Added GitHub Actions workflow for manual release dispatch, including version selection and automation for release preparation

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