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Priority Queue in C#: port to .NET 10 and add Remove, DequeueEnqueue and Capacity examples - #2320
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…eue and synchronized queue examples
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Moves the PriorityQueueInCSharp sample from net6.0 to net10.0 with MSTest 4.5.1, Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk 18.11.0 and coverlet.collector 10.1.0. Capacity reads now use the .NET 10 Capacity property instead of EnsureCapacity(0), asserts pass the expected value first, the comparer takes nullable parameters, Program.cs now calls its two demos so dotnet run prints the article's output, and test name typos are fixed. New tests cover EnqueueDequeue versus DequeueEnqueue, Remove with re-enqueueing, UnorderedItems order, a reversed comparer and a small lock-based SynchronizedHospitalQueue.