[Docs]: Open to doc additions with F# (fsharp)

[IvanTheGeek]

Page(s)

https://playwright.dev/dotnet/docs/next/intro
https://playwright.dev/dotnet/docs/next/writing-tests

Description

I understand .Net/dotnet is usually associated with C# as it has the lion's share of developers however there is a strong and passionate group who use F# (fsharp) which IS a dotnet language. In my striving to become proficient in F#, the combination of the functional paradigm AND lack of F# documentation and samples/examples (dotnet api docs HAVE gotton much better each year including F#) has made my journey of the last 15 years nearly impossible (hobby).

This is a query as to the willingness to accept additions to the documentation for playwright-dotnet adding F# versions of the code and examples, mirroring the C# examples?

The second part is what would be the best way to do so for display? The learn docs have a dropdown at the top to change preferred language as demonstrated at
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.io.streamwriter?view=net-9.0
This page is an example where the implementation has F# code, but the examples are missing for F# , so it defaults to C#.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.io.file?view=net-9.0
This page has both the F# usage AND the example is in F# as well when the language option is set to F#.

I am proposing doing a similar setup for the playwrite-dotnet docs.

I am likely going to fork and work my own additions either way. If the maintainers feel this would be a contribution, I am willing to cooperate with the changes and submit back to the project. If it is not welcome, then I will proceed without consideration of submitting back.