feat: auto-detect the solution root instead of trusting the wire parameter - #102
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Ports the concept of tools-devkit-templates#127 into the library as one more helper: SolutionRootLocator resolves the unpacked solution root from the working directory - Other/Solution.xml at the base itself, the csproj SolutionRootPath property, or a unique nested Other/Solution.xml.
The dispatcher now treats the wire solution-root value as a hint at best: an existing directory is honored (programmatic callers, tests), anything else triggers detection. Templates and the CLI don't have to pass a real path anymore - the option is already gone from apply-scaffold. Stacked on the flow applier PR.