chore(deps): update dependency nunit.analyzers to 4.10.0

[thomhurst]

This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
NUnit.Analyzers	nuget	minor	4.9.2 -> 4.10.0

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Release Notes

nunit/nunit.analyzers (NUnit.Analyzers)

v4.10.0: NUnit Analyzers 4.10 - August 9, 2025

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NUnit Analyzers 4.10 - August 9, 2025

This release of the NUnit Analyzers contains some minor improvements to NUnit2050, NUnit2056, and NUnit2007 as well
as some improvements to existing tests. Once again, @​manfred-brands was responsible for the majority of the work.

The release contains contributions from the following users (in alphabetical order):

• @​dfev77
• @​manfred-brands
• @​mikebro
• @​mikkelbu

Issues Resolved

Bugs

• #​901 False positive on NUnit2050
• #​899 NUnit2056 analyzer's code fix removes comments and empty lines above it.
• #​896 NUnit2007 shouldn't trigger for generic types e.g. typeof(T)

Tooling, Process, and Documentation

• #​905 NUnit4.4 alpha -> beta changes
• #​897 chore: Correct typo in NUnit2045.md
• #​894 Improve tests by adding ↓ to tests were it is missing in the source
• #​887 chore: bump version

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PR Review: NUnit.Analyzers 4.10.0 Update

I've completed my review of this dependency update PR. Here's my comprehensive feedback:

Todo List:

• Read the changed file (Directory.Packages.props)
• Check for repository-specific guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Analyze the dependency update and release notes
• Assess security and compatibility implications
• Evaluate impact on existing code and analyzers
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

Review Feedback

✅ Code Quality and Best Practices

• Clean Update: The change is minimal and follows best practices - single line update in centralized package management file (Directory.Packages.props:56)
• Centralized Management: Using Directory.Packages.props for version management is excellent practice for consistency across the solution
• Automated Update: Renovate Bot ensures systematic dependency management

✅ Security Assessment

• Low Risk: This is a minor version update of a Microsoft-owned NUnit analyzer package from a trusted source
• No Breaking Changes: Version 4.9.2 → 4.10.0 is a minor update with no breaking API changes
• Verified Source: Package comes from the official NUnit organization repository

✅ Compatibility and Performance

• Limited Scope: NUnit.Analyzers is primarily used in the speed comparison tools (/tools/speed-comparison/NUnitTimer/) rather than core TUnit functionality
• Analyzer Improvements: The release includes bug fixes for:
  • NUnit2050: Fixed false positive detection
  • NUnit2056: Improved code fix to preserve comments and formatting
  • NUnit2007: Fixed to not trigger on generic types like typeof(T)
• Performance Impact: Minimal - analyzers run at compile time and improvements should enhance rather than degrade performance

✅ Test Coverage Considerations

• Scope: The update affects analyzer behavior, which could potentially change compile-time warnings/errors
• Recommendation: The CI pipeline should catch any issues since it runs a full build (dotnet build -c Release) across multiple OS platforms
• Low Impact: Since NUnit is only used in performance comparison tools, impact on main TUnit functionality is minimal

📋 Recommendations

1. ✅ Approve: This is a safe, beneficial update with bug fixes and improvements
2. ✅ Auto-merge: The PR is configured for automerge, which is appropriate for this low-risk change
3. Monitor: Watch for any new analyzer warnings during the next full build, though none are expected
4. Future: Consider if the analyzer fixes might benefit TUnit's own analyzer development practices

🔍 Summary

This is an exemplary dependency update:

• Minimal, focused change
• Trusted source with clear release notes
• Bug fixes that improve developer experience
• No security or breaking change concerns
• Well-isolated scope (performance testing tools only)

Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE - This update enhances code analysis capabilities with bug fixes and poses no risks to the codebase.

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