Adding support for passing an IFileSystem when parsing an editorconfig #24
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I'm looking at adding editorconfig support to CSharpier, but CSharpier currently uses
System.IO.Abstractions.IFileSysteminstead ofSystem.IOdirectly, which will cause some pain with CSharpier's tests. Switchingeditorconfig-core-nettoIFileSystemwas pretty straightforward except that it doesn't supportnet45ornetstandard1.3.I can switch this PR to use conditional compilation and get things working with
net45andnetstandard1.3if you still want to support them. But figured I'd submit it this way first and avoid doing that extra work if they are no longer needed.