Add parameterless ctor and overload priority#1678
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Introduce a parameterless TempDirectory() that delegates to the existing constructor, and mark the bool-taking constructor with [OverloadResolutionPriority(1)]. This adds a convenient default ctor while making the intended overload resolution explicit; no change to behavior beyond the added API surface.
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Introduce a parameterless TempDirectory() that delegates to the existing constructor, and mark the bool-taking constructor with [OverloadResolutionPriority(1)]. This adds a convenient default ctor while making the intended overload resolution explicit; no change to behavior beyond the added API surface.