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Escaping curly brackets sample: .NET 10, interpolated, raw string and verbatim examples - #2357
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Retargets both projects in strings-csharp/EscapingCurlyBracketsInFormatStrings to net10.0 and moves the test project to MSTest 4.5.2, Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk 18.11.0 and coverlet.collector 10.1.0. BackslashEscaping now uses the regular escaped string the article explains, and new examples cover an unescaped brace that throws FormatException, escaped braces in an interpolated string, braces around a format item with a D5 specifier, a $$ raw string literal for JSON, and the verbatim and raw forms of the quote and backslash cases, with a test for each (12 in all).