Add Rx Gauntlet test suite#2330
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Remove unhelpful Python entries in .gitignore that led to this going missing in the first place.
Add 7.0.0-beta.1 command line args
We have netstandard1.1 in one of the test scenario projects because of the need to repro some quite old problems. This now causes spurious vulnerability errors. This change brings in newer versions of the components in question so that we don't get those errors.
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Rx Gauntlet is a test suite that tests various package-level aspects of Rx.NET that can't be addressed by conventional unit test or even integration test suites.
This was motivated by the long-running packaging problems, starting with the plug-in conflict problems back in the Rx.NET v3 days, and then the package bloat issues that arose from the 'great unification', which was n attempt to fix the problems that arose from attempting to fix the problems caused by the initial fix to the plug-in problem (and which, incidentally, actually caused the original plug-in conflict problems to reappear later.)
For more details see https://endjin.com/what-we-think/talks/rxdotnet-packaging-plan-2025