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For C#/VB.NET, keep solution and project file in same directory
See original GitHub issueEven though Visual Studio by default creates the .sln file in the root directory and creates a .csproj/.vbproj file in a subdirectory with all the project files, I don’t think this is really necessary.
For example, Amazing (C#) has only four files without a subdirectory; while Acey Ducey (VB.NET) has the unneeded subfolder.
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This is implemented via #520.
OK. I’ll work it out, as part of generating a standard template for the C#/VB versions.