Fixing Right To Left Culture .net5 issue

[aburakab]

Starting from .net5 Right to left Culture. Any string with "-1" will be printed "1-" (check the image below)

Also, the hangfire/console API expecting "-1" to stop polling logs. But it will never reach "-1". The server will send it "1-" (check the image below)

[khellang]

There's now a forked version with some modernization and bugfixes now on NuGet.org. Hopefully this project will come back to life at some point and the fixes can be accepted upstream 😄

[Imran-imtiaz48]

Review

1. Namespace Imports:
   o Old Code: The old code includes using System.Threading;.
   o New Code: The new code removes using System.Threading;.
2. Unused Namespaces:
   o The removal of System.Threading suggests that threading functionality is no longer used in the Hangfire.Console.Dashboard namespace.
   Improvements Needed
3. Code Cleanliness:
   o Ensure that all unused namespaces are removed to keep the code clean and improve readability.
   o Check for any other unused namespaces that might still be present in the code.
4. Threading:
   o If threading was previously used, ensure that its removal does not affect the functionality. Verify that any code dependent on threading is refactored or removed appropriately.
5. Documentation:
   o Document the changes, especially if threading was involved. This includes comments or documentation on why threading was removed and what impact it might have.
6. Testing:
   o Perform thorough testing to ensure that the removal of System.Threading does not introduce any bugs or performance issues.
7. Consistency:
   o Maintain consistency in the coding style and structure. Ensure that the rest of the codebase follows the same conventions.
   Summary
   The new code removes the System.Threading namespace, which suggests that threading functionality is no longer needed. Ensure that this change does not negatively impact the existing functionality and that the code remains clean and well-documented. Proper testing and consistency checks should be performed to maintain code quality.