Replace GeneratePdbForAssembly with GeneratePdbForAssemblies to improve user experience and remove redundant code.#3630
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The
GeneratePdbForAssemblyfunction internally sets theInitialDirectoryof theSaveFileDialog, whereasGeneratePdbForAssembliesdoes not. This inconsistency causes confusion when users switch between batch and single-file PDB generation, as the behavior regarding the output directory (e.g., whether it remembers the last used folder) varies.Since the functionality of
GeneratePdbForAssembliesnow fully covers that ofGeneratePdbForAssembly, there is no longer any need to retain the latter.