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Add Blazor collection services, live Razor views and NuGet publishing - #4
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Implementation
DynamicDataWeb.Blazor 0.2.0 for .NET 8/.NET 10, with packaged native engine/RxJS, typed cache/list services, live Razor collection views, full streamed DTO results/notifications, literal application arguments, native object/function references and scoped lifecycle/template support. Root and Blazor guides document actual hosting, ownership and publication contracts. The pinned shared source creates no Dockyard runtime dependency.
Verified validation
At head e028813, Blazor run 34813055944 and native/distribution run 34813055676 passed. The Blazor matrix restores the produced nupkg into net8.0/net10.0 WebAssembly and Interactive Server consumers; tests check native cache operations, actual RxJS notifications, managed lifecycle, large Unicode/binary streams, native function references, literal data safety, Razor callbacks and remounting.
NuGet publication is validation-gated and verifies public package payloads before creating blazor-v* releases with packages, symbols and samples. Native engine boundaries remain applicable. Synchronous selectors/comparers execute in the browser, and generic interop complements typed helpers rather than claiming an exhaustive generated C# DynamicData replacement.