Segments.sln.DotSettings

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	     consumed by library users, not by this solution's own code. ReSharper's
	     "Global" variants flag these as unused; that's a false positive for library projects. -->
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	     TypeConverter.ConvertFrom/ConvertTo). ReSharper suggests making them non-nullable but
	     that would narrow the contract. -->
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	<!-- SPathException is a public base class; its constructors MUST remain public so consumers
	     can throw the base type directly and subclass outside the Segments assembly. ReSharper
	     suggests `protected` because nothing inside Segments instantiates the base class, but that
	     would be a SemVer break. -->
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