Fix PackageLicenseExpression so license metadata reaches nuget.org#16
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dotnet pack reads the canonical <PackageLicenseExpression> property; the <LicenseExpression> element previously used here (or omitted entirely) is silently ignored, which is why the published .nupkg's .nuspec carried no <license> element and nuget.org listed the package as 'License: none'. Verified locally: dotnet pack now emits <license type="expression">...</license> in the produced .nuspec.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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dotnet packreads the canonical<PackageLicenseExpression>property; the<LicenseExpression>element previously used here (or omitted entirely) is silently ignored by the pack target, which is why the published.nupkg's.nuspeccarried no<license>element and nuget.org listed the package as License: none.Verified locally —
dotnet packnow emits<license type="expression">...</license>in the produced.nuspec.