Describe .NET 9 logger message generator support for loggers in primary constructor parameters#41514
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Summary
This documents the new logger message generator support for loggers in primary constructor parameters that is being introduced with .NET 9 in dotnet/runtime#101660.
Fixes #41084
We could potentially use a primary constructor parameter in the Case-insensitive template name support example too, since it's shorter and avoids boilerplate, but that may make more sense once .NET 9 is actually out.
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