CS-Script 3.26.2

# Release v3.26.2.0 Significant usability improvements particularly for supporting C# 7 on Mono/Linux. As well as the features triggered by VSCode integration. * Linux support - Added "/debug:pdbonly" workaround to allow generation of debug symbols on Linux+Mono. Needed as Mono "/debug+" is broken on Linux. - Added resolving GAC assemblies from namespaces Mono/Linux - Added on-fly conversion of *.pdb to *.mdb under Mono - Patched Microsoft.CodeDom.Providers.DotNetCompilerPlatform to allow using Roslyn on Linux. This work around allows custom compiler (csc.exe) path and handles Mono problem when interfacing Roslyn (C#7). This is a work around for https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=57130 - Moved lock objects (*.lock files) on Linux away (to cache) from the actual folders where the files to be locked are. Just to stop pouting the file system * Deployment - Default CS-Script code provider renamed to CSSRoslynProvider.dll. - Default code provider CSSRoslynProvider.dll embeds patched Microsoft.CodeDom.Providers.DotNetCompilerPlatform.dll to allow simplified low footprint deployment. - Added auto-loading CSSRoslynProvider.dll if found in the script engine folder. - Added resolving code provider when it is specified by file name without extension * C# 7 and general improvements - `dbg.print` extended with direct support for IDictionary. - Added alias to the '-provider' switch: '-pvdr' - Added fully named equivalent of '-s' switch: '-sample' - Added C# 7 specific sample with '-s:7' switch - Added '-tc' switch for tracing the actual compiler input for CSSRoslynProvider.dll - Script engine assembly (e.g. cscs.exe) has been exposed to the precompiler routines. - Added ScriptParser.ProcessImportedScript to be used from precompilers. * Assorted defect fixes: - Issue #70: Minor issue related to platform dependent line breaks, e.g. in error messages - Issue #69: Basic types not available to precompilers on linux - Issue #68: Add option to take Main from primary script file - Issue #67: Same script, multiple concurrent instances, on Linux (again)