tools/QuarantineTools/Quarantine.cs:636

• The XML documentation comment is outdated. It should be updated to reflect that this method can now remove either [QuarantinedTest] or [ActiveIssue] attributes depending on configuration, not just [QuarantinedTest].

    /// <summary>
    /// Removes the [QuarantinedTest] attribute from a method, if present. Returns the (potentially)
    /// modified method and flags via <paramref name="removed"/> whether a change occurred.
    /// </summary>

tools/QuarantineTools/Quarantine.cs:18

• The overview comment at the top of the file should be updated to mention that the tool now supports both [QuarantinedTest] and [ActiveIssue] attributes, not just [QuarantinedTest].

// This small command-line tool helps developers quarantine or unquarantine failing/flaky xUnit tests
// across the repository's tests folder by adding or removing the [QuarantinedTest] attribute on
// test methods. It edits source files directly using Roslyn (Microsoft.CodeAnalysis) to ensure safe and
// structured modifications.

tools/QuarantineTools/Quarantine.cs:1

• The workflow description in the file header comment should be updated to describe that the tool can now add either [QuarantinedTest] or [ActiveIssue] based on the mode, and add the corresponding using directive (Aspire.TestUtilities or Xunit).

// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.