OSOE-751: Upgrade to Orchard Core 1.8

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OSOE-751

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Walkthrough

This update focuses on modernizing the Lombiq Helpful Extensions project by upgrading to .NET 8.0, enhancing dependency injection across various components, adopting asynchronous operations, and improving resource management. It also includes updates to Orchard Core packages, introduces new dependencies, and enhances the UI and functionality across various extensions and services. The changes aim to optimize performance, maintainability, and user experience.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
...Tests.UI.csproj	Updated target framework to .NET 8.0 and Lombiq.Tests.UI package version.
.../Controllers/*	Refactored to accept dependencies via constructor parameters; updated Content-Disposition header logic.
.../Extensions/CodeGeneration/*, .../ContentSets/*, .../ShapeTracing/*, .../TargetBlank/*, .../Widgets/*	Modified to accept dependencies via constructors; adopted asynchronous operations.
.../Extensions/ContentSets/Indexes/*, .../Migrations.cs, .../ContentTypes/*, .../SiteTexts/*	Constructors accept dependencies; replaced Create with CreateAsync; use of async operations for database and content definitions.
.../Extensions/Emails/*, .../Flows/*, .../Security/*	Constructors modified for direct dependency injection.
.../Extensions/OrchardRecipeMigration/*, .../ResourceManagement/*	Significant refactoring for dependency injection; updated logic based on dependencies.
FeatureIds.cs, .../Views/*	Added constants and updated view files for styling and consistency.
Lombiq.HelpfulExtensions.csproj	Updated to target .NET 8.0, upgraded OrchardCore packages, and added new package references.
.github/workflows/publish-nuget.yml	Workflow reference updated to use a specific branch/tag for publishing.

Related issues

• Upgrade to Orchard Core 1.8 (OSOE-751) Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions#638: The project upgrade to Orchard Core 1.8 and the adoption of asynchronous operations, as well as enhancements in dependency injection, directly align with the objectives of upgrading to Orchard Core 1.8 and improving code quality by eliminating sync-over-async patterns.

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