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Add support for Azure Functions v4 #1285
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Updates the way in which we locate an Azure Functions runtime. Previously, this was hardcoded to version 3. With this change, Tye will attempt to extract the
AzureFunctionsVersionfrom the project file (assuming a .NET-based function), then using that to locate the proper runtime. If no project or property was found, then Tye falls back to version 4.Tye will now also use the host
funcexecutable to start the Azure Functions runtime, where previously it has executed thefunc.dlldirectly. (For version 4, this method of starting the runtime no longer works.)Resolves #1241.