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How to Convert Int to String in C#: .NET 10, BenchmarkDotNet, culture tests - #2325
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…tests Retarget both projects to net10.0, update MSTest to 4.5.1 and the test SDK and coverlet to current releases, replace the Stopwatch benchmark (whose ConvertToString case measured ToString) with a BenchmarkDotNet class run through BenchmarkSwitcher, and add two tests for the negative sign under sv-SE and the invariant culture.
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Moves strings-csharp/ConvertInt2String to net10.0 with MSTest 4.5.1, replaces the hand-rolled Stopwatch benchmark (its ConvertToString case called ToString) with a BenchmarkDotNet class that measures all eight conversions for 3 and 1,234,567 with allocations and takes command-line arguments through BenchmarkSwitcher, adds the four culture lines the article prints to Program.cs, and adds two tests showing that sv-SE formats a negative int with the Unicode minus sign while the invariant culture uses the hyphen.