Update tool name from 'toolsay' to 'dotnetsay' #10133
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This pull request updates references in the .NET SDK release notes to consistently use the correct example tool name,
dotnetsay, instead oftoolsay. This improves clarity and accuracy in the documentation for new SDK features.Documentation corrections:
toolsaytodotnetsaythroughout the release notes, including code samples and explanatory text, to accurately reflect the demonstration repository and tool. [1] [2] [3] [4]