Conrardy kata-ia .cursorrules file for C#

# Cursor Rules for Web API Development

1. **File Organization**
   Follow the structure defined in the guide tour:

   ```markdown:guide-tour.md
   startLine: 5
   endLine: 27
   ```

2. **File Scoped Namespaces**
   Use file scoped namespaces to reduce indentation:

   ```csharp
   namespace TrainOffice.Features.WeatherForecasts;
   ```

3. **Primary Constructors**
   Utilize primary constructors for concise class definitions:

   ```csharp
   public class WeatherForecastController(ILogger<WeatherForecastController> logger)
   ```

4. **Feature-based Structure**
   Organize code in Features directory:
   - `Features/<FeatureName>/Presentation`
   - `Features/<FeatureName>/UseCases`
   - `Features/<FeatureName>/Domain`

5. **Consistent Naming**
   - Controllers: `<Feature>Controller.cs`
   - Use cases: `<Action><Feature>.cs`
   - Repositories: `I<Entity>Repository.cs`

6. **Dependency Injection**
   Use constructor injection for dependencies.

7. **Testing Structure**
   Create corresponding test files:

8. **Response Wrapping**
   Utilize `ApiResponse<T>` for consistent API responses.

9. **Exception Handling**
   Implement global exception handling middleware.

10. **Versioning**
   Include API versioning in route or header.

11. **Testing**
   Create corresponding test files for each feature:

- `HttpTests/<Feature>HttpTests.cs`
- `IntegrationTests/<Feature>IntegrationTests.cs`
- `UnitTests/<Feature>UnitTests.cs`

12. **Configuration**
    Use `IOptions<T>` pattern for strongly-typed configuration.

13. **Repository Pattern**
    Implement repository interfaces:

14. **Database Migrations**
   Use EF Core migrations:

15. **Logging**
    Inject and use `ILogger<T>` for consistent logging.

16. **Async/Await**
    Use async methods with cancellation tokens where applicable.