C#: preserve declared dependency version ranges on ResolvedPackage - #8735
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The lock file records both a resolved version and the version range each package declared for its children. Only the resolved version was carried into the MSBuildProject marker, so consumers could not tell what range a dependency was originally declared with. Add a `dependencyRanges` map to `ResolvedPackage` on both the Java and C# sides, populate it from the NuGet lock file `dependencies` section, and send it over RPC as parallel key/value lists.
…nstances The RPC layer materializes 'before' skeletons without running the constructor, so dependencyRanges is null despite its default. The list fields already tolerate this via receiveList; the new map codec dereferenced the map directly and NPE'd on every marker round-trip (CSharpRecipeTest/CSharpParseProjectTest in integTest). Guard both the send and receive paths on both the Java and C# sides.
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The NuGet lock file records both a resolved version and the version range each package declared for its children, but only the resolved version was carried into the
MSBuildProjectmarker — so consumers could not tell what range a dependency was originally declared with (needed for dependency vulnerability analysis).This adds a
dependencyRangesmap (child package id → normalized version range) toResolvedPackageon both the Java and C# sides, populates it from the lock filedependenciessection inMSBuildProjectHelper, and serializes it over RPC as parallel key/value lists. Tests were added on both sides covering a package with declared ranges and one without.:rewrite-csharp:test --tests "*MSBuildProjectTest*"and:rewrite-csharp:csharpTest(2363 tests) both pass locally.