Feature/add dotnet format to readme#87
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…or dotnet-format on PRs; Added links to code examples
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Rationale for PR
I noticed that the dotnet-format stuff was not listed in the readme, this can lead to all sorts of issues when a new contributor comes along and their PR fails the CI pipeline for not adhering to the coding standards.
Also, the changelog table needed to be updated.
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dotnet format OwaspHeaders.Core.sln