Default to .NET Standard 2.0 for all projects #955
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Moving this to the default because it makes sense: "annotations"-style DLLs we ship should probably target that for simplicity (the existing Annotations DLL also multi-targets net20 which we can probably drop?), and the analyzers have to target netstandard2.0. Our test projects will need to override this; currently we run our tests in net48 for some reason, but we should target net7/8/etc. I think. Overall I think this will keep the csproj's simpler, especially once I split the packages.
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Moving this to the default because it makes sense: "annotations"-style DLLs we ship should probably target that for simplicity (the existing Annotations DLL also multi-targets net20 which we can probably drop?), and the analyzers have to target netstandard2.0.
Our test projects will need to override this; currently we run our tests in net48 for some reason, but we should target net7/8/etc. I think.
Overall I think this will keep the csproj's simpler, especially once I split the packages.