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Code analyzer updates

Changed the dependency assemblies and dictionaries to embedded resources so that the code analyzer can find them regardless of where it runs from.  Fixes #336.

Minor update

- Fixed the Markdown tagger so that it works with the updated Markdown content type in Visual Studio 2022 and 2026.  Fixes #333.
- Converted documentation topics to Markdown.

Package name change

- Changed the package name to "Spell Check My Code" because Microsoft decided that after 12 years they didn't like me using "Visual Studio" in the package name and sent me a DMCA notice.
- Enabled installation in Visual Studio 2026.

Made updates for release

Code analyzer fixes

Added a workaround to allow the code analyzer assembly to find its dependencies due to a change in where the hosting process loads it from.  Fixes #316.

Minor fixes

- Switched to view taggers due to a change in VS 2022 17.9.1.  Fixes #309.
- Fixed handling of ignored attribute values when returned as multiple spans of the same attribute value classification type.

Code analyzer fix

Moved generation of suggestions from the code analyzer to the code fix to alleviate excessive CPU usage by the code analyzer.  Fixes #305.

Doc updates for release

Final updates for initial release of the code analyzer

- Added an Ignore Word option to the code analyzer to add the ignored word to an Ignore Spelling directive comment.  It's the best I can do for now as it doesn't appear to be possible to add them to the ignored words file or user dictionary.
- Updated the documentation for the initial release of the code analyzer.  Closes #111.

Fixed issue with NHunspell conflict

- Prevented setting of the NHunspell native DLL folder if another package already has it loaded.  Fixes #189.
- Updated documentation for publication.