upgrade to dotnet 8 + add StoreProviderConsumer func#4
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Upgrade solution from .netcore3.1 -> .Net 8.0
Refactored project structure
Coreproject.Added new StoreProviderConsumers httpTrigger endpoint to save Organisational Hierarchy Provider and Consumer data, which will come from the console application (post data processing).
Added tests to the project currently at 91% coverage (excluding DTOs, MapperExtensions)