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Ships the 2.0 major release from release/2.0.

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Merge with Rebase and merge, never squash. Release notes are built from the commit subjects since v1.5.0, so a rebase merge gives each PR below its own line. A squash would collapse them into one.

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Breaking changes

  • .NET 10 or later only. .NET 8 and 9 consumers stay on 1.x.
  • PatchClassBuilder is a static class. PatchClassBuilder.Instance is typed IPatchClassBuilder, and the constructor is gone.
  • UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder is removed. Reflection.Emit is the only runtime builder. Internal write models are supported when their assembly declares [InternalsVisibleTo("PTrampert.SimplePatch.Emitted")]. The Roslyn builder is kept but unused at runtime, pending Generate patch classes at compile time with a source generator #144.

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release/2.0 has no commits behind main and no merge commits. All four commits are (MAJOR), so the version calculation produces 2.0.0.

Postponed until after 2.0: #96 and #102, with open questions noted on each.

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Each included PR passed the CI build and tests against release/2.0. This PR's build runs the full suite on the combined branch.

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(MAJOR): Make PatchClassBuilder's constructor internal (#139)
8c0da2d 
**Targets `release/2.0`**, the staging branch for the 2.0 major release,
not `main`.

## Cause

Since #73, `PatchClassBuilder`'s cache is static, so every instance
resolves a source type to the same generated patch type. Constructing
your own builder buys nothing over `PatchClassBuilder.Instance` except
an allocation. The public constructor was kept only for compatibility,
marked `[Obsolete]` and pointing at this issue for the next major
version.

## Fix

- `PatchClassBuilder()` is now `internal`, and its `[Obsolete]`
attribute is gone. `PatchClassBuilder.Instance` is the only way for
callers to get a builder.
- The `CS0618` suppression around `Instance`'s initializer is removed,
since it is no longer needed.
-
`RoslynPatchClassBuilderTest.GetPatchClassFor_SharesGeneratedTypesAcrossBuilders`
still constructs two builders, to show that the static cache is shared.
Its `CS0618` suppression is removed. The test project already had
`InternalsVisibleTo` from `PTrampert.SimplePatch.csproj`, so no project
change was needed.
- AGENTS.md now says the constructor is internal, not obsolete.
README.md and `docs/` never mentioned the constructor.

This is a **breaking change**: callers of `new PatchClassBuilder()` no
longer compile, and existing binaries get a `MissingMethodException`.
Hence `(MAJOR)`.

The type of `Instance` (#135), the Roslyn builder and
`UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder` (#126), and target frameworks (#76)
are out of scope and unchanged here.

## Alternatives rejected

- **Make the constructor `private`.** That would break the shared-cache
test. The test is still worth keeping while the cache is static and
per-type rather than per-instance.
- **Make the class `static`.** That would remove the
`IPatchClassBuilder` implementation and `Instance`, which is a much
larger break than the issue asks for.
- **Delete the shared-cache test.** Making the constructor internal
doesn't change the guarantee that the test checks.

## Test results

- `dotnet build`: 0 errors and 21 warnings, the same count as the base
branch.
- `dotnet test`: PTrampert.SimplePatch.Test 129/129, Swashbuckle.Test
18/18, OpenApi.Test 12/12, all passing. The net8.0 test hosts were run
with `DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD=Major`, because only the .NET 10 runtime is
installed locally.

Closes #75

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(MAJOR): Target net10.0 only (#140)
b4559d0 
## Cause

The repository straddled two target frameworks: the core, Schema,
Swashbuckle, Sample and most test projects were `net8.0`, while
`PTrampert.SimplePatch.OpenApi` (and its tests) were `net10.0` because
`OpenApiSchemaTransformerContext.GetOrCreateSchemaAsync` only exists
from .NET 10. .NET 8 reaches end of support in November 2026.

## Fix

- Every project, including `Test.External` and the Sample, now targets
`net10.0` only.
- `System.CodeDom` 9.0.8 → 10.0.12, the framework-aligned version for
the new TFM.
- Dropped the `System.Text.Json` package reference: it is in the net10.0
shared framework, so the package was redundant.
- Removed the now-stale csproj comments in Schema and OpenApi that
explained the TFM split.
- The net10.0 analyzers raised one new warning, CA2264 on
`ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(left)` in `Optional<T>.operator ==`.
`Optional<T>` is a `record struct`, so boxing it never gives null and
the call never threw. I removed it, so behaviour is unchanged.
- No `#if NET8_0`-style conditionals existed, so there were none to
remove.
- CI: `dotnet-library.yml` uses the shared workflow, which reads the SDK
from `global.json` (already 10.0.x). Nothing in `.github/workflows/`
assumes a TFM.
- Docs: README has a new **Requirements** section (.NET 10 or later;
.NET 8/9 users stay on 1.x) and drops the "(.NET 10+)" qualifier on the
OpenApi heading. `docs/getting-started.md` loses its ".NET 10 and later"
qualifier too. The OpenAPI proposal is a design record, so I left its
§3/§4 tables alone and added a note that they describe 1.x. The
AGENTS.md Layout table drops its Target column and now says that
everything targets net10.0.

Breaking: consumers on .NET 8 or .NET 9 can't take 2.x, including
`PTrampert.SimplePatch.Swashbuckle`, which today gives them full OpenAPI
support.

## Alternatives rejected

- **Multi-target `net8.0;net10.0`.** This would keep .NET 8/9 consumers
on new releases, but it doubles the build and test matrix for a runtime
that is weeks from end of support. It also keeps the OpenApi package an
asymmetric exception. The issue's goal is one TFM.
- **Keep the System.Text.Json package at 10.x.** On net10.0 it is
redundant with the shared framework and only adds a dependency to the
nuspec.
- **Suppress CA2264.** The flagged call was dead code, so removing it is
cleaner than suppressing the warning.

## Open question for the maintainer

The issue asks whether the net8.0 line gets a maintenance branch (for
example `release/1.x`) for security fixes until .NET 8 reaches end of
support. This PR doesn't create one. That's your call.

## Test results

`dotnet build` gave 0 errors and 21 warnings, the same unique warning
set as `release/2.0` (14 distinct warnings, compared before and after
with a clean `--no-incremental` build).

`dotnet test`, all on net10.0:
- PTrampert.SimplePatch.Test: 129 passed, 0 failed
- PTrampert.SimplePatch.Swashbuckle.Test: 18 passed, 0 failed
- PTrampert.SimplePatch.OpenApi.Test: 12 passed, 0 failed

Closes #76

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(MAJOR): Retype PatchClassBuilder.Instance to IPatchClassBuilder and …
1077cff 
…make PatchClassBuilder static (#141)

## Cause

#133 made `PatchClassBuilder` a facade over the internal
`RoslynPatchClassBuilder`, and #95 added
`UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder`, which the facade's
`GetPatchClassFor` read on every call. Both kept
`PatchClassBuilder.Instance` typed as `PatchClassBuilder`, because
changing a property's type breaks binary compatibility. This is the 2.0
change that #135 deferred.

Once `Instance` hands out the selected internal builder, nothing hands
out a `PatchClassBuilder` any more. Its instance surface (the obsolete
constructor, instance `GetPatchClassFor`, and its `IPatchClassBuilder`
implementation) only forwards to `Instance` and is dead weight (#143).
The two changes are one PR because a static class can't be a property
type, so #143 can't compile without #135.

## Fix

**Retype `Instance` (#135)**
- `public static IPatchClassBuilder Instance` returns the selected
builder itself: `EmitPatchClassBuilder.Instance` when the flag is on,
otherwise `RoslynPatchClassBuilder.Instance`. Both internal builders
already had static `Instance` singletons.
- `Instance` is a computed property (`=>`), not an initialised one, so
it honours the flag at read time. The flag is a settable static, and the
tests flip it back and forth.
- Call sites (`PatchJsonConverterFactory`, the Swashbuckle filter, the
OpenAPI transformer) already call
`PatchClassBuilder.Instance.GetPatchClassFor(...)` on each use, so they
compile and behave unchanged against the new type. None of them caches
the builder.

**Make `PatchClassBuilder` static (#143)**
- `public static class PatchClassBuilder` now holds only `Instance` and
`UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder`.
- The constructor, instance `GetPatchClassFor` and the
`IPatchClassBuilder` implementation are removed.
- The XML docs worth keeping moved. The description of the generated
class (its properties, its `Patch` method, sealed and public, the
`.Optionals` namespace) is now in the class remarks. The
`NotSupportedException` conditions are now in `Instance`'s remarks.
`IPatchClassBuilder.GetPatchClassFor` keeps its builder-neutral
contract. `RoslynPatchClassBuilder.GetPatchClassFor` had `<inheritdoc
cref="PatchClassBuilder.GetPatchClassFor"/>` and now has its own summary
and exception docs.
-
`RoslynPatchClassBuilderTest.GetPatchClassFor_SharesGeneratedTypesAcrossBuilders`
constructed `PatchClassBuilder` twice. It is now
`GetPatchClassFor_CachesTheGeneratedType`, which calls
`RoslynPatchClassBuilder.Instance` twice and still checks that
`PatchClassBuilder.Instance` agrees with it while the flag is off. The
internal builders have private constructors, so a second instance can't
be constructed.

**Docs:** `README.md` and `docs/getting-started.md` note that `Instance`
returns the selected builder, so you should read it where you use it and
not keep it. `AGENTS.md` describes the static class.

**Breaking:**
- Binaries compiled against `PatchClassBuilder
PatchClassBuilder.Instance { get; }` fail with `MissingMethodException`.
- `new PatchClassBuilder()` (obsolete since 1.x) and instance
`GetPatchClassFor` are gone.
- `PatchClassBuilder` no longer implements `IPatchClassBuilder`, and
can't be used as a variable, parameter or generic argument type.

## Coordination with sibling PRs into `release/2.0`

- **#139 (#75) makes the constructor internal.** This PR deletes the
constructor, which supersedes that change. When the two meet, resolve
the conflict by deleting the constructor.
- **#142 (#126)** makes Emit the only runtime builder and removes the
flag. Once it lands, `Instance` collapses to
`EmitPatchClassBuilder.Instance`.
- **#140 (#76)** changes TFMs. They are unchanged here.

## Alternatives rejected

- **Initialise `Instance` once (`{ get; } = ...`).** This would freeze
whatever builder the flag selected at type initialisation and ignore
later changes to the flag.
- **Keep returning the facade, typed as the interface.** This would
avoid the read-time caveat, but it keeps the per-call forwarding that
#135 asks to remove. It also leaves `Instance` as the one thing that
hands out a `PatchClassBuilder`.
- **Keep `PatchClassBuilder` non-static, with the constructor internal
(#75 alone).** Nothing would construct it, so its instance members would
be unreachable dead code.
- **Ship #143 as a separate PR stacked on this one.** The maintainer
chose to fold it in, because #143 can't compile without the retype.

## Tests

New tests in `UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilderTest`:
- `Instance_IsTheRoslynBuilderWhenOff`
- `Instance_IsTheEmitBuilderWhenOn`
- `Instance_FollowsTheFlagWhenItIsTurnedBackOff`

Against the old `PatchClassBuilder.cs`, the NUnit analyzer rejects all
three with NUnit2020 (a `SameAs` that always fails because the types are
mutually exclusive), so they fail before the fix.

CI's build pipeline doesn't run on PRs that target a branch other than
`main`, so these results are local only:
- `dotnet build`: 0 errors, 21 warnings, the same count as the base
commit.
- `dotnet test`: all passed. Core 132/132, Swashbuckle 18/18, OpenApi
12/12. The net8.0 test hosts ran with `DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD=Major`,
because only the .NET 10 runtime is installed locally.

Closes #135
Closes #143

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(MAJOR): Make Reflection.Emit the only runtime patch class builder (#142
9beb9ea 
)

Closes #126

## Cause

Since #130 and #136 the library has had two builders for the same patch
class. One is the original builder, which generates C# with CodeDom and
compiles it with Roslyn. The other is a Reflection.Emit builder, behind
the experimental `PatchClassBuilder.UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder`
flag that shipped in v1.5.0. The process-wide switch adds runtime
complexity, and the Roslyn path has limits that the Emit path doesn't
have. It can't patch internal write models, and it breaks under
single-file publishing because it builds metadata references from
`Assembly.Location`.

## Fix

- `PatchClassBuilder.GetPatchClassFor` now always delegates to
`EmitPatchClassBuilder.Instance`. Emit is the only builder used at
runtime.
- `PatchClassBuilder.UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder` is removed
outright, and so are its tests. Its `GetPatchClassFor` `<exception>`
docs now describe when Emit throws.
- **`RoslynPatchClassBuilder` is kept as internal, unused, tested code,
pending #144.** That issue decides whether it becomes a compile-time
source generator. This departs from #126's scope, which asked for the
Roslyn path to be deleted, because the maintainer wants it kept until
#144 is decided.
- The class remarks say it isn't used at runtime and is kept pending
#144.
  - Its "not public" error no longer mentions the removed flag.
- **The `Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CSharp` and `System.CodeDom` package
references remain, so consumers still get them transitively.** The
`.csproj` has a comment explaining why.
- Tests:
- `PatchClassBuilderTest` is still parameterized over both builders
through `PatchClassBuilders`, calling the internal builders directly, so
the two can't drift apart.
- `RoslynPatchClassBuilderTest` is kept. Its shared-cache test, which
asserted that `PatchClassBuilder` hands out Roslyn types, is now a plain
Roslyn cache test.
  - New `PatchClassBuilderDelegationTest` covers the public entry point:
- `PatchClassBuilder` (including the obsolete constructor) hands out the
Emit builder's types.
- An internal model round-trips through `IPatchObject<T>` with
validation.
    - A private nested type throws `NotSupportedException`.
  - `EmitPatchClassBuilderTest` gains a concurrent-first-use test.
- The Swashbuckle and OpenApi `ExperimentalDynamicClassBuilderTest`
files are renamed to `InternalWriteModelTest`, without the flag,
`TearDown` or `[NonParallelizable]`.
- Docs:
- README: "Non-public write models (experimental)" is now "Internal
write models", and there is a new "Deployment" section.
  - `docs/getting-started.md` matches the README.
- `AGENTS.md` "How it works" describes Emit as the runtime builder, and
the Roslyn builder as unused, tested code pending #144.

### Single-file publishing (investigated, as #126 asks)

I published `PTrampert.SimplePatch.Sample` with `-r linux-x64
--self-contained false -p:PublishSingleFile=true` and sent a PATCH to
`/People/1`:

- **`release/2.0` (Roslyn):** HTTP 500. `CS0518: Predefined type
'System.Object' is not defined or imported` and `CS0234` for
`IPatchObject<>`. Roslyn gets no metadata references because the bundled
assemblies have no `Location`.
- **This branch (Emit):** HTTP 200 with the patched person. I re-checked
this after restoring the Roslyn builder. The Roslyn assemblies are still
bundled, but nothing on the runtime path calls into them.

The README's new Deployment section says single-file publishing is
supported, and that Native AOT and trimming aren't. **I didn't add an
automated single-file test or sample.** It would need a publish-and-run
step in CI, which is a larger change than this PR should carry.

## Observable behaviour changes for consumers

- `PatchClassBuilder.UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder` is gone. Code
that sets it no longer compiles, and existing binaries fail with
`MissingMethodException`.
- Generated types change:
- They are named `<Namespace>.Optionals.<Type>_Optionals`, without the
random suffix.
- They live in a dynamic assembly named `PTrampert.SimplePatch.Emitted`,
so `Assembly.IsDynamic` is true and there is no `Location`.
- Internal write models now work when their assembly declares
`[InternalsVisibleTo("PTrampert.SimplePatch.Emitted")]`. Without that
grant, they still throw `NotSupportedException`, and the message names
the grant and the assembly that needs it.
- Private and protected nested types still throw
`NotSupportedException`.
- If generation fails, the error surfaces from Reflection.Emit
(`TypeLoadException` / `InvalidProgramException`), not as Roslyn
diagnostics.
- Single-file published apps now work.
- **Unchanged:** `Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.*` and `System.CodeDom` still
arrive transitively, until #144 is decided.

## Alternatives rejected

- **Delete the Roslyn builder and its dependencies now, as #126
originally scoped.** I did this in this PR's first commit, then reverted
it, because the maintainer wants the code kept until #144 decides
whether it becomes a source generator.
- **Keep `UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder` as an `[Obsolete]`
no-op.** #126 rules this out. The removal ships in the same major as the
other breaking changes, and a compile error is the clearest signal.
- **Keep the flag so the Roslyn builder stays selectable.** That would
keep the process-wide switch and the unsupported single-file path
reachable. The dead code is exercised by tests instead.

## Coordination with parallel 2.0 PRs

- **#135** (retype `PatchClassBuilder.Instance` to
`IPatchClassBuilder`): this PR leaves `Instance` and its type alone.
When both land, #135's `Instance` getter will need to resolve to
`EmitPatchClassBuilder.Instance`.
- **#75** (constructor visibility): this PR doesn't touch the obsolete
public constructor. `PatchClassBuilderDelegationTest` calls it under
`#pragma warning disable CS0618`, and will keep compiling if the
constructor becomes internal, because the test project has
`InternalsVisibleTo`.

## Test results

- `dotnet build`: 0 errors, 21 warnings, the same count as
`release/2.0`.
- `dotnet test`:
- `PTrampert.SimplePatch.Test` (net8.0): 128 passed. That is 129 on
`release/2.0`, minus 5 flag tests, plus 4 new ones.
  - `PTrampert.SimplePatch.Swashbuckle.Test` (net8.0): 18 passed.
  - `PTrampert.SimplePatch.OpenApi.Test` (net10.0): 12 passed.
- Only the .NET 10 runtime is installed locally, so I ran the net8.0
test hosts with `DOTNET_ROLL_FORWARD=Major`.
- **CI won't run these tests on this PR.** The main pipeline only runs
on PRs to `main`, so PRs into `release/2.0` get only the title check.
The net8.0 suites will first run in CI when `release/2.0` is merged to
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(PATCH): Document the release PR format for staged release branches (#…
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…152)

Closes #151

## Cause

The 2.0 release PR (#147) had a format worth repeating for every staged
`release/<major>` branch, but nothing recorded it.

## Fix

The release-branch bullet in `AGENTS.md` now gives the release PR's
title, `(MAJOR): Release <major>`, and the sections of its description,
modelled on #147:
- the **Rebase and merge** note;
- the included PRs and the issues they close;
- the breaking changes;
- the branch state;
- anything postponed;
- the tests.

It also records two things learnt from #147:
- Merges into a release branch don't close issues, so the release PR has
to.
- GitHub links only the first issue number after a closing keyword, so
each issue needs its own keyword.

## Rejected alternatives

- **A `.github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE` for release PRs:** GitHub applies
one template to every PR unless it's chosen with a query parameter, and
the release PR is rare. A note in `AGENTS.md` is where agents opening it
will look.

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(PATCH) Bump the nuget group with 2 updates (#179)
5f576f8 
Updated
[PTrampert.SimplePatch](https://github.com/PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch)
from 1.3.6 to 2.0.3.

<details>
<summary>Release notes</summary>

_Sourced from [PTrampert.SimplePatch's
releases](https://github.com/PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch/releases)._

## 2.0.3

## Changes

- (PATCH): Drop the Roslyn patch class builder's own cache
([#​154](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#154))



## 2.0.2

## Changes

- (PATCH): Route PatchClassBuilder.Instance through
CachingPatchClassBuilder
([#​155](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#155))



## 2.0.1

## Changes

- (PATCH): Add an internal CachingPatchClassBuilder decorator
([#​153](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#153))
- (PATCH): Document the release PR format for staged release branches
([#​152](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#152))



## 2.0.0

## Changes

- (MAJOR): Release 2.0
([#​147](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#147))
- (PATCH): Build PRs into release/** branches and document the release
flow
([#​146](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#146))



## 1.5.0

## What's Changed
* (MINOR): Add PatchClassBuilder.UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder by
@​PaulTrampert in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#136


**Full Changelog**:
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch@v1.4.0...v1.5.0

## 1.4.0

## What's Changed
* (MINOR): Add IPatchClassBuilder, with PatchClassBuilder delegating to
an internal RoslynPatchClassBuilder by @​PaulTrampert in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#133


**Full Changelog**:
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch@v1.3.8...v1.4.0

## 1.3.8

## What's Changed
* (PATCH): Add an internal Reflection.Emit patch class builder by
@​PaulTrampert in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#130


**Full Changelog**:
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch@v1.3.7...v1.3.8

## 1.3.7

## What's Changed
* (PATCH): Bump the csharp-deps group with 6 updates by
@​dependabot[bot] in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#81
* (PATCH): Add AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md symlink and /implement-unblocked by
@​PaulTrampert in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#125
* (PATCH): Extract the patch class model from PatchClassBuilder by
@​PaulTrampert in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#129


**Full Changelog**:
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch@v1.3.6...v1.3.7

Commits viewable in [compare
view](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch@v1.3.6...v2.0.3).
</details>

Updated
[PTrampert.SimplePatch.Swashbuckle](https://github.com/PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch)
from 1.3.6 to 2.0.3.

<details>
<summary>Release notes</summary>

_Sourced from [PTrampert.SimplePatch.Swashbuckle's
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## 2.0.3

## Changes

- (PATCH): Drop the Roslyn patch class builder's own cache
([#​154](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#154))



## 2.0.2

## Changes

- (PATCH): Route PatchClassBuilder.Instance through
CachingPatchClassBuilder
([#​155](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#155))



## 2.0.1

## Changes

- (PATCH): Add an internal CachingPatchClassBuilder decorator
([#​153](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#153))
- (PATCH): Document the release PR format for staged release branches
([#​152](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#152))



## 2.0.0

## Changes

- (MAJOR): Release 2.0
([#​147](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#147))
- (PATCH): Build PRs into release/** branches and document the release
flow
([#​146](PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#146))



## 1.5.0

## What's Changed
* (MINOR): Add PatchClassBuilder.UseExperimentalDynamicClassBuilder by
@​PaulTrampert in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#136


**Full Changelog**:
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch@v1.4.0...v1.5.0

## 1.4.0

## What's Changed
* (MINOR): Add IPatchClassBuilder, with PatchClassBuilder delegating to
an internal RoslynPatchClassBuilder by @​PaulTrampert in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#133


**Full Changelog**:
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch@v1.3.8...v1.4.0

## 1.3.8

## What's Changed
* (PATCH): Add an internal Reflection.Emit patch class builder by
@​PaulTrampert in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#130


**Full Changelog**:
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch@v1.3.7...v1.3.8

## 1.3.7

## What's Changed
* (PATCH): Bump the csharp-deps group with 6 updates by
@​dependabot[bot] in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#81
* (PATCH): Add AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md symlink and /implement-unblocked by
@​PaulTrampert in
PaulTrampert/PTrampert.SimplePatch#125
* (PATCH): Extract the patch class model from PatchClassBuilder by
@​PaulTrampert in
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