docs(libraries): add Acp.Net to the .NET community libraries#1428
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Adds Acp.Net to the .NET section of the community libraries.
Acp.Net is a process/runtime + testing layer for ACP agents in .NET. Rather than modeling the protocol, it handles the platform plumbing that protocol SDKs leave to the consumer: launching the agent process, the Windows↔WSL runtime bridge and path mapping, environment/PATH shaping, executable preflight, raw stdio transcripts, machine-readable run artifacts, and a deterministic fake ACP agent for tests. It is protocol-package-agnostic, so it complements (rather than competes with) the existing
acp-csharpentry and any other ACP protocol SDK.Acp.Net.Process,Acp.Net.Testing(Apache-2.0)