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Update C# guides and ASP.NET starter to FullBleed.DotNet 0.1.6 - #70
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Move the C# quickstart, homepage snippet and downloadable ASP.NET starter to public FullBleed.DotNet 0.1.6 / engine 2.5.11. Explain bundled standard-font previews and link the release evidence; retain the earlier layout and font-compaction comparisons as history.
Regenerate the ASP.NET lockfile from the signed public NuGet package and rebuild the 18-file ZIP. The designed invoice PDF and preview are unchanged.
Validation: both examples consumed the exact signed public package in fresh NuGet caches on .NET 10. The guide passed all five install/render commands; the isolated ASP.NET publish output passed eleven checks, including concurrent requests, safe failures and recovery. Strict MkDocs build passed. Chrome passed eight desktop/mobile guide, homepage, ZIP and PDF-download checks; the changed C# copy was visually checked at both widths. CI verifies the downloadable starter on Windows and Linux before deployment.