feat: Surface generated OpenAPI document paths via MSBuild Message#66084
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Previously, the GetDocument tool's output was only available via <Exec> stdout, which Terminal Logger suppresses at default verbosity. After the exec completes, read the generated document paths from the cache file and emit them as a high-importance MSBuild <Message>. This surfaces the output through MSBuild's message infrastructure, making it visible to all loggers that respect MessageImportance.High. Visibility in Terminal Logger at default verbosity depends on dotnet/msbuild#10416 being resolved. Fixes dotnet#62273
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This PR improves build-time visibility for OpenAPI document generation by emitting the generated OpenAPI document file paths via Message Importance="high" (instead of relying on <Exec> stdout, which can be suppressed by the default .NET Terminal Logger).
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- After
dotnet-getdocumentruns, read the generated document paths from the cache file. - Emit each generated document path using high-importance MSBuild messages so it shows up across MSBuild loggers (including Terminal Logger).
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Problem: GenerateOpenApiDocuments target output is suppressed by Terminal Logger (introduced in .NET 8) because it relies on stdout.
Fix: After the exec completes, read generated document paths from the cache file and surface them via so all loggers can surface the output.
Note: Full visibility at default Terminal Logger verbosity depends on dotnet/msbuild#10416.
Fixes #62273