Update build project and packages

[jkillingsworth]

I get warnings about the FAKE runner being out of date whenever I build and run.

I also get squigglies on the first line of the build.fsx file.

It looks like the dependencies haven't been updated in a while, so I went ahead and did the updates. I decided to use a dedicated build project instead of using the FAKE runner since this approach seems to be the current best practice.

References:

• https://fake.build/guide/getting-started.html#Run-FAKE-using-a-dedicated-build-project

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66665009/fix-for-package-manager-key-paket-was-not-registered-in-build-fsx/66666479#66666479

• Could not find a suitable .NET 6 runtime version matching SDK version: 7.0.100 fsprojects/FAKE#2719 (comment)

I am using the build projects in the following repos as examples:

• https://github.com/ionide/ionide-vscode-fsharp

• https://github.com/TheAngryByrd/MiniScaffold

The first thing I did was remove the FAKE runner tool using this command:

dotnet tool uninstall fake-cli

Then I created a dedicated build project:

dotnet new console --name build --language F#
dotnet sln SyntaxTest.sln add ./build/build.fsproj

I copied the code from the build.fsx file into the main function of the dedicated build project and then removed the build.fsx file. I copied the code as-is, so there are no changes to the behaviors. I also replaced the fake.cmd and fake.sh files with corresponding build.cmd and build.sh files.

This is the old way to invoke the build:

./fake.sh build -t BuildExtension

This is the new way to invoke the build:

./build.sh -t BuildExtension

The tasks.json file has been updated to reflect these changes, so you can just press F5 from within VS Code and it works the same as before.

I also updated the Paket tool and updated all the packages:

dotnet tool update paket
dotnet paket update

These changes do not affect any of the grammar definitions.

[baronfel]

LGTM! Thanks for updating the infrastructure here 👍