Use .snupkg instead of embedding the pdb in the .nupkg

[obligaron]

Currently a user of Reqnroll can't debug into Reqnroll itself out of the box.
He has to set <CopyDebugSymbolFilesFromPackages>true</CopyDebugSymbolFilesFromPackages> in his csproj.

We would create a explicit NuGet symbol packages. This would allow a user to debug into the project without any additional steps.

Side note: We should consider enabling deterministic builds when publishing a new version. This is checked by nuget.info.

[gasparnagy]

I'm for it.

And also when we touch the NuGet packages, we should set repo URL, like @thompson-tomo suggested for SpecFlow.

[ajeckmans]

That is already automatically done if you build using .net 8 SDK.
See https://github.com/dotnet/sourcelink

So I'd check the produced packages first before you start hardcoding these.

[gasparnagy]

Then we do something wrong. Because we built v2 with .NET 8, but the source link is not there on nuget: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Reqnroll

[ajeckmans]

No,

The issue is the snupkg is not uploaded. Once you do that then nuget.org will also show the sourcelink stuff. See also the bottom of the first comment: dotnet/docfx#8900

[gasparnagy]

PR: #161

[gasparnagy]

This is fixed in v2.0.3 hopefully