1.2.1

Build with net5.0
Update roslyn to a more recent version

1.1.0

Make it a dotnet core tool
Optimize interned strings equality and GetHashCode.
This can be dangerous if the type is extended and a new constructor is added that doesn't
do interning but the performance gains in access to dictionary and hashtables are worth it.

1.0

Use FParsec to parse the configuration
Use BlackFox.ColoredPrintf instead of an internal solution
Implement IComparable
Add [DebuggerDisplayAttribute] to the generated types

0.5.3

• Fix 'Check' methods being unusable.
  Issue #38
• Lift System.IFormattable

0.5.1

Add an option to enable DataContract serialization.
Issue #37

0.5.0

• Predefined types like int are now compared with their operators instead
  of relying on Equals.
  Issue #36.
• BUGFIX: Correct code is now generated for != on underlying types that
  don't have a != operator.
  Issue #35.

0.4.0

• Static methods Parse and TryParse are lifted.
• A variant of TryParse returning a nullable instead of using an out
  parameter is generated if TryParse exists.
• Types can now be placed in the same file and the default is to place them
  all in a file named as the .stidgen file but with a .Generated.cs extension.
• The previous behavior is available by specifying UseNameAsFileName: true.
• Added a more complete set of unit tests.
• Multiple files can now be passed to the command line.
• The command line now support globs like **\*.stidgen.
• Generated files and types are now shown on the console.
• BUGFIX: Generic underlying types weren't correctly handled, the name was
  the FullName of the Type instead of C# code.
• BUGFIX: Casts to and from nullable were still generated for Nullable
  underlying resulting in invalid code.
• BUGFIX: EqualsUnderlying: true generated code for .Equals but didn't
  generate the == and != operators.