Make it easy to include NetCore-only and NetFx-only files #10572
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This migrates a change from Razor tooling and makes it available for all the Razor repo. By naming a C# file as `.NetCore.cs` or `.NetFx.cs` it will compile _only_ for NetCore or NetFx, respectively. Alternatively, files can be placed in a folder called `NetCore` or `NetFx`, or with a name that ends in `_NetCore` or `_NetFx` to control the target framework they're compiled for. This makes it clearer from the Solution Explorer if there are files that only compile for one target or another rather than having to look at `#if..#endif` blocks.
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This migrates a change from Razor tooling and makes it available for all the Razor repo. Essentially, this allows a C# file to be compiled for just .NET Framework or .NET Core by its name or the name of the folder its contained in.
.NetCore.csor.NetFx.csit will compile only for NetCore or NetFx, respectively.NetCoreorNetFxwill compile only for NetCore or NetFx, respectively._NetCoreor_NetFxwill compile only for NetCore or NetFx, respectively.This makes it clear from the Solution Explorer if there are files that only compile for one target or another without having to open them and look at
#if..#endifblocks.