[main] Integrate dotnet user-jwts tools into SDK#25757
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FYI: @marcpopMSFT We're adding a new tool to the dotnet SDK. The source code for this tool lives in the ASP.NET Core repo so no meaningful impact to build times/issue triage here. |
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Looks good, assuming these are the only places tools like dotnet-watch are mentioned in the repo
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Part 1 of the integration of the user-jwts tool into the SDK.