We're updated everything to use .net 6 and C# 10.
This lets us use global usings. We're using these in addons for things like the global Element 'u' not allowedand Element 'u' not allowed. What this means for developers is that these are no longer static classes - so you can extend them with your own functions!
I don't think there was any considerable advantage to updating to net6. In fact it probably fucked a bunch of people over since they had to install VS2022.
