Bump Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Json from 10.0.8 to 10.0.9

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Updated Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Json from 10.0.8 to 10.0.9.

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Superseded by #26.

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Pull Request Overview

The PR is technically 'Up to Standards' according to automated analysis, successfully updating Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Json to version 10.0.9. However, this change introduces a version inconsistency within the project's Microsoft.Extensions dependencies, as peer packages (such as UserSecrets, DependencyInjection, and Logging) remain at 10.0.8. While not a security flaw, this partial upgrade carries a risk of runtime errors like TypeLoadException due to incompatible shared primitives. It is recommended to update all related Microsoft.Extensions packages to 10.0.9 to ensure stability.

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• Several other Microsoft.Extensions dependencies (UserSecrets, DependencyInjection, Logging, etc.) remain at version 10.0.8. These packages are typically released and updated in lockstep; partial upgrades may occasionally lead to runtime version conflicts or inconsistent behavior across the framework.

Test suggestions

• Verify project compilation and successful restoration of the NuGet package at version 10.0.9.
• Smoke test to ensure JSON configuration files are still correctly loaded and parsed.

Prompt proposal for missing tests

Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Verify project compilation and successful restoration of the NuGet package at version 10.0.9.
2. Smoke test to ensure JSON configuration files are still correctly loaded and parsed.

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Suggestion: Updating only Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Json to 10.0.9 creates an inconsistency with other Microsoft.Extensions packages which remain at 10.0.8. Inconsistent versions across these packages can lead to runtime TypeLoadExceptions or MissingMethodExceptions because shared dependencies like Microsoft.Extensions.Primitives may be resolved to incompatible versions. Try running the following prompt in your coding agent: > Update all Microsoft.Extensions.* package versions to 10.0.9 in Directory.Packages.props