Enable Nuget debug symbols (snupkg). #2929
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Description
Enabled pushing debug symbols to Nuget. Made this as this will give much better support for looking at Discord.Net's code compared to Visual Studio's decompiler (or Resharpers). Previously would have to pull up the Github, which wasn't ideal. (Had to do this more than a couple times to see how some methods work and the like). Will also obviously mean we get all the other benefits of debug symbols.
On your end with Nuget pushes, the Nuget CLI should auto-push it automatically whenever pushing a new version, meaning you shouldn't need to do anything differently. See MSDocs about this here
Changes
Enabled building .snupkg files for all packages that are pushed to Nuget (to my knowledge), being BuildOverrides, Commands, Core, Interactions, Rest, WebSocket, and Webhook.