chore(deps): update dependency verify.nunit to 31.2.0

[thomhurst]

This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
Verify.NUnit	nuget	minor	31.1.0 -> 31.2.0

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VerifyTests/Verify (Verify.NUnit)

v31.2.0

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[claude]

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PR Review: Dependency Update - Verify.NUnit 31.1.0 → 31.2.0

Todo List:

• Read and analyze the changed file
• Check release notes for breaking changes
• Verify compatibility with TUnit codebase
• Assess security implications
• Assess potential version mismatches
• Provide final recommendation

Analysis:

Package Update: Verify.NUnit from 31.1.0 to 31.2.0 (minor version update)

Key Findings:

1. No Active Usage: Despite being defined in Directory.Packages.props:85, Verify.NUnit is not referenced by any .csproj files in the repository
2. Version Mismatch: Related packages Verify (31.1.0) and Verify.TUnit (31.1.0) are now behind Verify.NUnit (31.2.0)
3. TUnit Uses Custom Verify Implementation: The codebase uses Verify.TUnit and custom verification logic in /home/runner/work/TUnit/TUnit/TUnit.PublicAPI/Verify.cs:1

Recommendations:

Option 1: Remove Unused Dependency (Preferred)

• Consider removing Verify.NUnit entirely since it's not used
• Keeps dependency surface minimal and eliminates maintenance overhead

Option 2: Accept with Version Alignment

• Accept this PR but also update Verify and Verify.TUnit to 31.2.0 for consistency
• All Verify.* packages should maintain version alignment

Option 3: Hold for Batch Update

• Wait for Renovate to update all Verify.* packages together
• Ensures consistent versioning across the Verify ecosystem

Security & Performance:

• ✅ Security: Minor version updates typically contain bug fixes and improvements
• ✅ Performance: No performance impact expected (package not used)
• ✅ Breaking Changes: Minor version should maintain API compatibility

Final Verdict:

APPROVE with suggestion - This is a safe update but consider removing the package entirely since it's unused, or ensure version alignment across all Verify packages.

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[claude]

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PR Review: Dependency Update - Verify.NUnit 31.1.0 → 31.2.0

Todo List:

• Read and analyze the changed file
• Check codebase for Verify.NUnit usage
• Verify compatibility with related packages
• Assess security and performance implications
• Review release notes for breaking changes
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

Analysis:

Package Update: Verify.NUnit from 31.1.0 to 31.2.0 (minor version update)

Key Findings:

1. No Active Usage: Despite being defined in Directory.Packages.props:85, Verify.NUnit is not referenced by any .csproj files in the repository
2. Version Mismatch: Related packages Verify (31.2.0) and Verify.TUnit (31.1.0) are now misaligned
3. TUnit Uses Custom Verify Implementation: The codebase uses Verify.TUnit for verification needs

Review Findings:

✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

• Change follows semantic versioning (minor update)
• Central package management is properly used
• No breaking changes expected in minor version

⚠️ Potential Issues

1. Unused Dependency: Verify.NUnit appears to be completely unused and should be considered for removal
2. Version Inconsistency: Verify.TUnit (31.1.0) is now behind Verify.NUnit (31.2.0) and Verify (31.2.0)
3. Maintenance Overhead: Keeping unused dependencies increases attack surface and maintenance burden

✅ Performance Considerations

• No performance impact (package not actively used)
• Minor version typically contains optimizations and bug fixes
• No build-time impact expected

✅ Security Concerns

• Minor version updates generally include security patches
• No known vulnerabilities in the update path
• Low risk due to lack of actual usage

❌ Test Coverage

• No tests exercise this dependency (because it's unused)
• No compatibility testing needed since package isn't used

Recommendations:

Option 1: Remove Unused Dependency (Preferred)

<PackageVersion Include="Verify.NUnit" Version="31.2.0" />

Option 2: Accept with Version Alignment

• Accept this PR
• Update Verify.TUnit from 31.1.0 to 31.2.0 for consistency
• All Verify.* packages should maintain version alignment

Option 3: Hold for Batch Update

• Wait for Renovate to update all Verify.* packages together
• Ensures consistent versioning across the Verify ecosystem

Final Verdict:

APPROVE with suggestion - This is a safe update, but consider removing the package entirely since it's unused, or ensure version alignment across all Verify packages.

The codebase exclusively uses Verify.TUnit for verification needs, making Verify.NUnit redundant.