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This adds support for the .Net core on both Windows and Linux via new .NET Core 1.1.1 SDK & the new Visual Studio 2017. ALso added is the Travis CI integration. The Travis part just tests the build on Linux, I am stilli having issues with the `dotnet test` on old Trusty Ubuntu provided by Travis. Also modified is the AppVeyor configuration to build using VS 2017. One pending issue is to push the Nuget package generated by two versions.
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Add Support for .Net Core and Travis CI integration