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Basically having 3x + 1 in Cascadia. Something simple.

Self-explanatory. Get everything to .NET 6, if possible. Not sure if .NET Interactive will work with .NET 6 yet - refer to this for more information.

Look here for how it's done.

• Only target .NET 8
• Remove the .snupkg generation and do <DebugType>embedded</DebugType> instead
• Update copyright
• Anything else I can think of....

Right now GenerateSequence() uses BigInteger. There may be cases where a user would want to use a long or an int. It may be possible to use the new .NET 7 interfaces to provide more expressiveness.

• How would the code be able to define a 3 value generically? This sounds odd, but most of the interfaces have a Zero and One property. I don't think I can just use a 3 arbitrarily.
• It's possible that a type with a limited size could overflow. I probably want to put the code within a checked block to ensure an OverflowException occurs.

Part of the reason I'm updating this project is to add new NuGet features to this project, such as package validation and improving the README file. There may be others to add.