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#6430)

* docs: revamp README with feature showcase and auto-updating benchmarks

Rewrites the README around what TUnit can actually do: hero snippet with
real failure output, focused object-diff example, benchmark table vs
xUnit/NUnit/MSTest, and sections for mocking, shared fixtures, custom
assertions, and the ASP.NET Core/Aspire/Playwright/FsCheck integrations.

The benchmark table lives between <!-- benchmarks:start/end --> markers
and is regenerated weekly: a new update-readme-benchmarks.js step in the
speed-comparison workflow rewrites it from latest.json inside the
existing automated benchmark PR.

* docs: use non-obsolete Count().IsEqualTo in README assertion example

HasCount(int) is [Obsolete]; showcase the recommended Count().IsEqualTo(3)
path instead. Chains identically via CollectionCountEqualsAssertion.

* docs: soften build-time claim in README performance section

'a fraction of a second slower' understates source-gen cost on very large
suites (scales with test count). Reworded to 'pay a little up front'.

* docs: lead DI example with property injection

Property injection lets subclasses inherit shared fixtures without
re-threading constructor parameters; note constructor injection still works.

Sharpen the hero subtitle and refresh the WhyTUnit / HomepageFeatures cards
to mirror the README's pillars: compile-time discovery, compile-time safety
(Roslyn analyzers), parallel-by-default with control, batteries-included
(source-generated mocking), and first-class ASP.NET Core / Aspire / Playwright
integrations. Benchmark components untouched (already fed from latest.json).

Bumps [websocket-driver](https://github.com/faye/websocket-driver-node) from 0.7.4 to 0.7.5.
- [Changelog](https://github.com/faye/websocket-driver-node/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
- [Commits](faye/websocket-driver-node@0.7.4...0.7.5)

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- dependency-name: websocket-driver
  dependency-version: 0.7.5
  dependency-type: indirect
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…entifierProperty (#6433)

Microsoft.Testing.Platform specifies that TestMethodIdentifierProperty values
are ECMA-335 compliant (managed name format, vstest RFC 0017). TUnit was
passing reflection Type.FullName for ParameterTypeFullNames and
ReturnTypeFullName, which yields assembly-qualified generic arguments
(List`1[[System.String, System.Private.CoreLib, ...]]) and null for open
generic method parameters.

New MetadataTypeNameFormatter emits the spec format:
- constructed generics: List`1<System.String>
- generic method/type parameters: !!0 / !0
- arrays, byref, pointer suffixes; nested types via '+'

TypeName intentionally keeps TUnit's class-argument decoration
(MyTests(arg1, arg2)) so parameterized classes stay distinguishable in
Test Explorer.

…ible (#6434)

JsonOperationTest and AsyncJsonOperationTest serialized an anonymous type
via reflection-based System.Text.Json, which is disabled under PublishAot
(JsonSerializerIsReflectionEnabledByDefault=false). Both tests threw at
runtime, failing the run, so BenchmarkDotNet reported NA for TUnit AOT in
the Setup/teardown lifecycle scenario and the README showed a dash.

Replace the anonymous type with a concrete record and a source-generated
JsonSerializerContext, which works under Native AOT and all four
frameworks. Verified by running the suite with the reflection feature
switch disabled: 22/22 pass.

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* chore: organize repository structure

* fix: restore Sourcy project discovery

Exclude non-project worktree and snapshot trees so generated identifiers stay stable across local and CI builds.

* docs: use stable benchmark source link