refactoring-csharplisted

# Refactoring C# Symbols This skill ships a Roslyn-based C# rename CLI in `src/`. It is intentionally one-shot and stateless: one call resolves the target, validates the request, and returns either a preview or an applied rename. There is no public prepare step. ## Contents - [Canonical CLI](#canonical-cli) - [Contract](#contract) - [How To Use It](#how-to-use-it) - [Monorepo Directory Mode](#monorepo-directory-mode) - [Important Behavioral Rules](#important-behavioral-rules) - [Supported Targets](#supported-targets) - [File Rename Nuance](#file-rename-nuance) - [Error Handling](#error-handling) - [Success Criteria](#success-criteria) - [Recommended Output Style](#recommended-output-style) ## Canonical CLI If the skill was installed by `install.sh`, prefer the prebuilt CLI: ```bash bin/csharp-refactor rename-symbol <sln|slnx|directory> <file> <line> <oldName> <newName> [dryRun=false|true] ``` Otherwise run the bundled source CLI from the skill directory: ```bash dotnet run --project src/CSharpRefactoring.Cli -- rename-symbol <sln|slnx|directory> <file> <line> <oldName> <newName> [dryRun=false|true] ``` When invoked from outside the skill directory, use an absolute project path: ```bash /<skill-dir>/bin/csharp-refactor rename-symbol <sln|slnx|directory> <file> <line> <oldName> <newName> [dryRun=false|true] # or, if no prebuilt binary is installed: dotnet run --project /path/to/refactoring-csharp/src/CSharpRefactoring.Cli -- rename-symbol <sln|slnx|directory> <file> <