Refactor projects and update JSON handling #12
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- Removed Linux-specific and debugging settings in Api.csproj, indicating a shift in deployment and development strategies. - Eliminated UserSecretsId and Docker configurations, suggesting changes in secrets management and containerization approach. - Removed OpenApiReference and Newtonsoft.Json references in MyWeatherHub.csproj, transitioning to System.Text.Json for JSON operations. - Added NwsManager class with async methods for weather data fetching, aligning with the new JSON strategy. - Introduced new data types `Zone` and `Forecast` for handling deserialized data, supporting the updated functionality in weather data processing.
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Jun 14, 2024
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ZoneandForecastfor handling deserialized data, supporting the updated functionality in weather data processing.