chore(deps): update dependency fsharp.core to v11

[thomhurst]

This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
FSharp.Core (source)	nuget	major	10.0.104 → 11.0.100

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[claude]

Code Review: FSharp.Core major version bump (10.0.104 → 11.0.100)

This is a Renovate-generated dependency update with a single-line change in Directory.Packages.props.

Summary

The change itself is minimal and correct — a straightforward version pin update. However, since this is a major version bump, a few things are worth noting:

Points to Verify

FsCheck Compatibility
The repo pins FsCheck at 3.3.2 alongside this FSharp.Core update. FsCheck has historically had tight FSharp.Core version constraints. Worth confirming that FsCheck 3.3.2 declares FSharp.Core >= 11.0.100 as a supported range (NuGet will resolve it, but a mismatch in the declared dependency range can cause warnings or unexpected behavior at runtime).

Downstream F# projects
Several projects consume this version centrally:

• TUnit.Assertions.FSharp
• TUnit.FsCheck
• TUnit.TestProject.FSharp
• Templates

FSharp.Core 11.x is released with .NET SDK 11.0, and while the NuGet package itself is multi-targeting friendly, CI confirmation that all F# project builds and tests pass is the key gate here — all checks are still pending at the time of this review.

Assessment

The change is appropriate and follows the project's pattern of keeping dependencies current. Once the pending CI (particularly modularpipeline and integration-tests) passes and confirms no regressions in the F#/FsCheck test projects, this should be safe to merge.

No structural concerns with the change itself. ✓