dotnet-buildlisted

# .NET Build Build without changing directories. Default to `src/GlobalStrategy.Core.sln` and the `Debug` configuration when neither is specified. 1. Create `.tmp` if it does not already exist. 2. Run `dotnet build` once with stdout and stderr captured to `.tmp/dotnet-build.log`. Use the shell tool's `workdir` rather than `cd`. In PowerShell: ```powershell dotnet build src/GlobalStrategy.Core.sln -c Debug *> .tmp/dotnet-build.log ``` Forward a requested solution/project path, configuration, and other flags verbatim. For example: ```powershell dotnet build src/GlobalStrategy.Core.sln -c Release --no-restore *> .tmp/dotnet-build.log ``` 3. Read the captured log once. For long output, inspect the end of the file instead of rerunning the command or adding shell filtering commands. 4. Report the build result plus error and warning counts. Name the relevant compiler errors when the build fails. 5. Remove `.tmp/dotnet-build.log` in a separate shell call when the result has been reported. Preserve the command's exit status: a failed build is a validation result, not a reason to hide or retry it unless the user asks.