Probably more, but not necessarily functionality users requested or even know about.

Case in point: VSCode has a multistage "upgrade project to the latest .NET runtime with Copilot" process that takes several minutes of processing punctuated by frequent authorization prompts for even the most trivial project, resulting in the functional equivalent of

   find . -iname '*.csproj' | xargs sed -E -i.bak 's/(<TargetFramework>net)8(\.0<\/TargetFramework>)/\110\2/'

along the happy path.

It has many more features than my shell command, of course, but none that I care about when migrating trivial projects from runtime version n-1 that are unlikely to hit breaking runtime or compiler changes that don't elicit warnings from the toolchain.