Downgrade dotnet to latest lts.

[Shadowblitz16]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
LTS version of dotnet should be used, since it will be the most stable and supported the longest.

Describe the solution you'd like
Downgrade project to dotnet 8.0 lts

Describe alternatives you've considered
Na

Additional context
Na

[sjoerdev]

whats wrong with dotnet 9?

[PaperPrototype]

nothing? @Shadowblitz16 is there any specific bugs/problems for why you want to downgrade to .NET 9.0?
As far as I'm aware the only thing that broke with the upgrade was the console window because .net 9 changed the way it formats logs/errors?. I think that may have already been fixed tho I'm not sure.

[sinnwrig]

Maybe the switch back to 8.0 should be considered? the .net 9 image is not currently fully out on github-actions, and it would likely fix issue #203 and #194.

[michaelsakharov]

Maybe the switch back to 8.0 should be considered? the .net 9 image is not currently fully out on github-actions, and it would likely fix issue #203 and #194.

#203 has already been fixed by newer windows patch's
It was some specific windows update that broke it, not really .net 9's fault.
And #194 seems to be working just fine, I'm unable to reproduce any issue with the console, it parses fine and lets me navigate to line numbers, Maybe a related problem to #203?

Also staying on .net 9 also looks good for marketing haha, makes us look modern and fancy.
So I think for the time being its fine to stay on .net 9, If a confirmed problem arises that isn't easily fixed then maybe there's a reason to consider moving back to .net 8.

So for now I'm gonna close this issue.