Stacktrace improvements in .NET Core 2.1

Semi-related, I just started working on a new project using .NET Core 2. Many years of C# experience, but my first foray into .NET Core.

It was fantastic to see some of the changes they made for the better, and actually have to look up how to do some tasks, mostly working with the file system in a Razor Pages site.

What's unfortunate is that we still have a CMS that uses proper Web Forms and MVC and all the official tutorials tell you not to use them. Not very helpful when we're trying to point a new student worker toward them.

The pain every .NET developer has felt from async stack traces is now gone :)