docs: document failed release job

[olavloite]

Update history.md to indicate that the 3.10.0 release failed, and trigger a new release.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on updating the project's documentation to reflect a failed 3.10.0 release, ensuring accurate historical records and enabling subsequent release attempts. Concurrently, a minor code refactoring was performed in a test file to enhance the robustness of SQL script generation by standardizing line endings, which contributes to more reliable testing across different environments.

Highlights

• Documented Failed Release: A note was added to history.md to indicate that the 3.10.0 release job failed, which is a prerequisite for triggering a new release.
• Test Script Refactoring: SQL script string literals in GenerateCreateScriptTest.cs were refactored to use Environment.NewLine for improved cross-platform compatibility of line endings in generated scripts.

Changelog

• Google.Cloud.EntityFrameworkCore.Spanner.Tests/MigrationTests/GenerateCreateScriptTest.cs
  • Added using System; directive.
  • Converted multi-line SQL script string literals to use Environment.NewLine for platform-independent line endings.
• docs/history.md
  • Added a note indicating that the 3.10.0 release job failed.

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Code Review

The pull request updates the history.md file to reflect a failed release job and modifies several test files to use string interpolation with Environment.NewLine for SQL script generation. The changes in the test files improve readability and maintainability of the SQL script strings by using C# string interpolation and Environment.NewLine instead of hardcoded newlines in multi-line string literals. The change in history.md is a documentation update. All comments are kept as they align with general good practices and no specific rules were violated or could be used to modify them.