Moved nuget version back into csproj to fix package publishing issues #129
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I broke the build with my last change because the CI process for publishing nuget packages expects the tag to be in the csproj file. This change moves it back to the right spot.
I also noticed the publish action that's being used is no longer maintained by the author and that it's using
set-outputwhich is deprecated and will start failing bulids in June (when Github officially gets rid of it).