Fix incorrect dotnet CLI command in NUnit tutorial #46920
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The NUnit unit testing tutorial contained an incorrect CLI command that would not work for most users. The tutorial showed:
However, this "noun first" form only works in .NET 10 SDK and later. The majority of users are still on .NET 9 or earlier, which requires the "verb first" form:
Changes made:
dotnet add reference(works for .NET 9 and earlier)This change ensures the tutorial works for the vast majority of users while providing clarity about version differences.
Fixes #46919.
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