Apply .NET Aspire orchestration to Chapter 2

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📋 Description

Replaces Docker Compose with .NET Aspire for Chapter 2, matching the orchestration approach used in Chapter 1 (PR #223).

Key changes:

• Aspire AppHost project: Configures PostgreSQL (14.3) with pgAdmin, wires database references using Chapter 2's hierarchical config format (Modules__Module__ConnectionStrings__Primary)
• Central Package Management: Adds Aspire packages (Aspire.Hosting.AppHost 9.0.0, Aspire.Hosting.PostgreSQL 9.0.0, KubernetesClient 17.0.14) to Directory.Packages.props
• Docker artifacts removed: docker-compose.yml, Dockerfile, .dockerignore
• Documentation updated: README now documents Aspire launch with structured steps matching Chapter 1's format
• Code style fixes: Fixed formatting errors in migration files to comply with IDE0055 and IDE0065 rules (using statements placed inside namespace declarations)
• Connection string fix: Corrected Aspire connection string paths to match Chapter 2's configuration structure

Configuration difference from Chapter 1:

// Chapter 2 uses hierarchical module config format
builder.AddProject<Fitnet>("fitnet")
    .WithReference(fitnetDatabase, "Modules__Passes__ConnectionStrings__Primary")
    .WithReference(fitnetDatabase, "Modules__Contracts__ConnectionStrings__Primary")
    // vs Chapter 1's flat format: "Passes", "Contracts"

This matches Chapter 2's appsettings.json structure: Modules:{ModuleName}:ConnectionStrings:Primary

Integration tests verified (Passes: 4/4, Contracts: 7/7). Build passes with 0 errors. Application successfully connects to database when run through Aspire.

📦 PR Includes

• Feature added 🆕
• Bug fix 🐛
• Code refactor 🔄
• Documentation update 📚
• Tests added/updated 🧪
• Other: (describe)

🚫 PR Does Not Include

• Breaking changes ❌
• Major architectural changes 🏗️
• Unrelated features/tasks 🚫

💡 Additional Notes

Chapter 2's Central Package Management required adding Aspire packages to Directory.Packages.props rather than inline project references. The connection string path format Modules__ModuleName__ConnectionStrings__Primary was necessary to match Chapter 2's existing configuration hierarchy in appsettings.json (Modules:{ModuleName}:ConnectionStrings:Primary).

Documentation sections ("Run locally" and "How to run Integration Tests?") were updated to match Chapter 1's format with structured steps and consistent formatting.

Fixed pre-existing formatting violations in 5 migration files by moving using statements inside namespace declarations and removing unnecessary using directives to comply with C# code style rules.

Fixed connection string injection issue where Aspire was not overriding the appsettings configuration correctly due to incorrect path specification. The corrected paths ensure the database connection strings are properly injected at runtime.

Original prompt

chapter 2 apply aspire like in chapter 1

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[kamilbaczek]

@copilot it is not working locally. Finted can't connect to database so means connection string is wrong maybe it is set in app settings and is not overriden

[kamilbaczek]

@copilot remove

[Copilot]

@copilot it is not working locally. Finted can't connect to database so means connection string is wrong maybe it is set in app settings and is not overriden

Fixed connection string path issue in commit 0885d93. The problem was using incorrect paths - changed from Passes__ConnectionStrings to Modules__Passes__ConnectionStrings__Primary to match Chapter 2's appsettings structure (Modules:{ModuleName}:ConnectionStrings:Primary). Aspire now correctly injects connection strings into the application.

[Copilot]

@copilot remove

Could you please clarify what you'd like me to remove? Are you referring to:

• The entire Aspire implementation?
• A specific file or configuration?
• The connection string changes?
• Something else?

Please let me know what needs to be removed.