Added support for Visual Studio 2019 and 2022 #3
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* Changed version to 1.3. * Updated NuGet references. * Update project file to accommodate changes.
…project settings to use shared project.
Added info for v1.3.1
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Adding support for 2019 was a simple version number change (see commit from 19 Apr 2019).
Adding support for 2022 required a lot of reconfiguring (new shared project, new VSIX project, etc.) as instructed by Microsoft documentation. Since I didn't change any of the underlying code, I have left the new VSIX (for 2022) in your name and encourage you to publish it along with the 2019 version update.
If you have no intention of publishing either, please let me know and I'll rename, take ownership, and publish on my own. This is a great extension that I think the community would benefit from.