Add the verbose output of the internal call to dotnet in dotnet-ef

[AndriySvyryd]

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[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR enhances dotnet-ef diagnostics by adding verbose logging around the internal dotnet msbuild invocation used to extract project metadata.

Changes:

• Add a new localized resource (RunningCommand) for verbose command execution messages.
• Emit verbose output for the dotnet msbuild metadata call in Project.FromFile, including the captured output.
• Regenerate/update the Resources.Designer.cs to reflect .resx changes.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

File	Description
src/dotnet-ef/Properties/Resources.resx	Adds RunningCommand string resource (and reorders some existing entries).
src/dotnet-ef/Properties/Resources.Designer.cs	Updates strongly-typed resource accessors for the .resx changes.
src/dotnet-ef/Project.cs	Adds verbose logging for the internal dotnet call and its output during project metadata retrieval.

Files not reviewed (1)

• src/dotnet-ef/Properties/Resources.Designer.cs: Language not supported

[Copilot]

Exe.Run already writes the executed command line to verbose output (and does correct quoting via Exe.ToArguments). The added RunningCommand("dotnet " + string.Join(" ", args)) duplicates that output and can be misleading for paths/args containing spaces since it doesn't quote/escape. Consider removing this line and instead passing processCommandLine to Exe.Run to wrap the already-formatted command string (or use Exe.ToArguments(args) when composing the message).

Suggested change

Reporter.WriteVerbose(Resources.RunningCommand("dotnet " + string.Join(" ", args)));

[Copilot]

output.ToString() is called multiple times here (once for verbose logging and again for JSON deserialization), which allocates a new string each time. Consider materializing it once into a local variable and reusing it for both logging and JsonSerializer.Deserialize.

Suggested change

	Reporter.WriteVerbose(output.ToString());
	var metadata = JsonSerializer.Deserialize<ProjectMetadata>(output.ToString())!;
	var outputString = output.ToString();
	Reporter.WriteVerbose(outputString);
	var metadata = JsonSerializer.Deserialize<ProjectMetadata>(outputString)!;