Use ITestOutputHelper instead of Console.WriteLine #371
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Messages logged by tests to the console using Console.WriteLine and Console.Error.WriteLine are not captured by newer versions of the .NET SDK. Instead, they get lost. So we get no real feedback for failing tests in logs.
Messages logged by ITestOutputHelper are captured by the test runner, and automatically displayed by the test runner for failing tests. They don't get displayed for passing tests out of the box, but can be displayed by configuring the test logger.
See #370 for more discussion about the need for this.