[Test] Turn on cache for faster building

[Jack251970]

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This change updates the GitHub Actions workflow for a .NET project by enabling caching in the Setup .NET step. A new configuration option cache: true has been added to improve build performance by reusing previously downloaded SDKs and dependencies. All other workflow steps, including code checkout, dependency restore, building, testing, packing, and package upload, remain unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/build.yml	Added cache: true to the Setup .NET step to enable caching.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant WR as Workflow Runner
    participant SD as Setup .NET
    participant C as Cache Store

    WR->>SD: Invoke Setup .NET with cache:true
    SD->>C: Check if .NET SDK exists in cache
    C-->>SD: Return cache status
    alt Cache Hit
        SD->>WR: Use cached .NET SDK
    else Cache Miss
        SD->>C: Download and cache .NET SDK
        SD->>WR: Provide downloaded .NET SDK
    end
    WR->>Other: Continue with restore, build, test, pack, and upload

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I'm a hopping rabbit full of cheer,
Caching .NET, now the build is near,
SDKs saved, speed soaring high,
My builds now race as time flies by,
With each thump and every hop,
I celebrate faster builds nonstop!
🐇✨

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.github/workflows/build.yml (1)

30-30: Enable CI Build Caching for .NET SDK
Adding the cache: true option in the Setup .NET step should help accelerate builds by reusing previously downloaded SDKs and dependencies. Please verify that this option is supported by actions/setup-dotnet@v4 and aligns with your overall caching and invalidation strategy. If you expect to change the SDK version or dependencies in the future, consider whether a more explicit cache key or version-specific cache busting might be beneficial.

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