docs: fix formatting error causing build failure

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[claude]

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Documentation Review: Property Injection Feature

This PR adds comprehensive documentation for TUnit's property injection feature. Here's my review feedback:

Todo List:

• Read the changed documentation file
• Analyze the formatting fix that was applied
• Provide feedback on code quality and best practices
• Check for any potential issues
• Assess documentation quality and clarity
• Provide constructive review feedback

Review Feedback

✅ Strengths

Excellent Documentation Structure: The file is well-organized with clear sections progressing from basic to advanced concepts (Basic → Async → Nested → Best Practices).

Comprehensive Code Examples: All examples are complete, runnable, and demonstrate real-world scenarios rather than trivial cases. The integration test example with multiple containers is particularly valuable.

Clear Benefits & Trade-offs: Well-explained benefits of nested property injection and different sharing strategies with practical implications.

Modern C# Usage: Examples use current C# features (required keyword, init setters, file-scoped namespaces, proper async patterns).

📝 Minor Documentation Improvements

1. Consistency: Line 12 uses ClassDataSource<T> (with backticks) while line 11 uses MethodDataSource (without). Consider consistent formatting.

2. Cross-References: The dependency injection link at line 15 assumes the file exists. Should verify the target exists or use relative paths.

3. Example Clarity: The DataSourceGeneratorTests.AutoFixtureGenerator<string> example (line 79) references a namespace that might be unclear to newcomers.

✅ Technical Accuracy

AOT Compatibility: Correctly emphasizes AOT features and compile-time safety, which aligns with TUnit's goals.

Async Patterns: Proper use of ValueTask, IAsyncInitializer, and IAsyncDisposable following .NET best practices.

Lifecycle Management: Accurately describes initialization order and disposal patterns for complex scenarios.

🎯 Assessment Summary

Criteria	Rating	Notes
Code Quality	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	Modern C#, proper async patterns, realistic examples
Documentation Quality	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	Comprehensive, well-structured, excellent progression
Potential Issues	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	No significant issues identified
Security Concerns	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	N/A for documentation
Performance	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	Examples follow performance best practices

This documentation significantly enhances TUnit's usability by clearly explaining one of its most powerful features. The progression from simple to complex examples helps users understand both basic usage and advanced scenarios like orchestrating multiple test containers.

🔧 Suggested Follow-ups

1. Consider adding a brief troubleshooting section for common initialization errors
2. Maybe include performance considerations for expensive shared resources
3. Cross-reference with related TUnit features like data sources and hooks

Overall: Excellent documentation that makes complex features accessible. Well done! 🎉

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