Taking over runtime's C# style rule configuration#7410
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As discussed, we are asking people to adhere to dotnet/runtime's style guide. That guide mentions that "An EditorConfig file (.editorconfig) has been provided at the root of the runtime repository, enabling C# auto-formatting conforming to the above guidelines."
This makes it easier for one-time contributors to provide code that conforms to the guide as these settings are respected by modern IDEs. It also allows for automated refactoring to not work against the requested style.
This PR adopts the C# part of the runtime's EditorConfig file so that we get the same benefits in Arcade.