🧪Add ALCLoader test for PowerShell session with System.IO.Packaging 9 - #27
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This pull request introduces a new test for the ALCLoader that verifies compatibility with an older version of the
System.IO.Packagingassembly (version 9.0.2). The test is designed to ensure that the ExcelFast module can be imported successfully without throwing assembly loading errors.Key changes include:
Test/PowerShell/ALCLoader.Tests.ps1to:System.IO.Packaging9.0.2 NuGet package.$TestDrivefor managing test artifacts.All targeted and full Pester test suites pass successfully, confirming that the implementation works as intended.