✨ Publish a `ssw.adrs` dotnet new template

Cc: @danielmackay @william-liebenberg

Hi

Pain

I just had to setup ADRs in a project, and although it was fairly quick with a couple of copy and pastes... this process could have been better

Suggested Solution

Create a template that we can easily just run dotnet new ssw-adrs and get the basic layout with the first 2 ADRs (for markdown and log4brains) added and ready to go

Acceptance Criteria

Acceptance Criteria defines the requirements that must be met for the story to be completed. This is WHAT must be done.

See https://www.ssw.com.au/rules/acceptance-criteria.

1. On a any project I can run dotnet new ssw-adrs and commit with no additional changes

• Configure my GitHub pages configuration and everything just works

Tasks

Tasks help developers to track small bits of work needed to meet the ACs. This is HOW the work will be done.

- [ ] Create a new repository SSW.Templates.ADRs
- [ ] Add the base code needed to run the ADRs
- [ ] Publish a new nuget package which will install using the id `ssw-adrs`
- [ ] Done video
- [ ] Share to SSW Developers DL

More Information

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Thanks!

No files or tests are named in the issue. Start with the dotnet new ssw-adrs entry point and review how the new repository and NuGet package should provide the two ADRs and GitHub Pages configuration. Done means the package installs, works in any project without additional changes, and the requested video and developer-community sharing are complete.