Add support for HtmlString and IHtmlString #349
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IHtmlString has been added to .NET 8 in box, but not the HtmlString implementation. This means we will have both types here, but forward when possible to in-box versions: - On .NET Framework, both are type forwarded - On .NET 8+, IHtmlString will be type forwarded - Otherwise, both implementations with live in the adapters This will allow users to compikle against .NET Standard, and have expected behavior light up on the platforms that support it.
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IHtmlString has been added to .NET 8 in box, but not the HtmlString
implementation. This means we will have both types here, but forward
when possible to in-box versions:
This will allow users to compikle against .NET Standard, and have
expected behavior light up on the platforms that support it.