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docs: fix build-selection table in requirements - #37

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Follow-up to #36, before v2.1.3 is tagged and published.

The requirements table mapped the netstandard2.0 build to app types ("keeps WPF/console apps lean"), which reads as if desktop apps were excluded from the modern builds. That is wrong: NuGet selects by target framework, so a WPF app on net10.0-windows gets the full net10.0 build — as the WPF sample in this repo does. Only .NET Framework falls back to netstandard2.0.

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  • Requirements table rewritten around target frameworks, with -windows variants named explicitly.
  • Added a sentence stating that every app type is supported and that the ✅/❌ column only concerns the optional ASP.NET Core instrumentation dependency, which traces incoming HTTP requests and is meaningless outside a web app.
  • The note under "Using outside the Generic Host" carried the same wrong framing and was corrected.
  • release-notes/v2.1.3.md extended with this fix. No version bump — v2.1.3 is not tagged yet, so this still belongs to it.

Docs only, no code touched.

The table mapped the netstandard2.0 build to app types (WPF/console),
implying desktop apps miss out. NuGet selects by target framework: a WPF
app on net10.0-windows gets the net10.0 build. Only .NET Framework falls
back to netstandard2.0.
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