Assembly identifier does not strip `-`, unlike Immediate.Handlers/Apis, producing invalid method names

[dukesteen]

GetAssemblyIdentifier in this package strips . and spaces from the assembly name, but not -:

return (compilation.AssemblyName ?? string.Empty)
	.Replace(".", string.Empty, StringComparison.Ordinal)
	.Replace(" ", string.Empty, StringComparison.Ordinal)
	.Trim();

Immediate.Handlers and Immediate.Apis both have the extra - replacement that this copy is missing:

	.Replace("-", string.Empty, StringComparison.Ordinal)

Impact

For an assembly named Todo-Web, the four packages disagree:

Package	Generated method	Valid C#?
Immediate.Handlers	AddTodoWebHandlers()	yes
Immediate.Apis	MapTodoWebEndpoints()	yes
Immediate.Cache	AddTodo-WebCaches()	no
Immediate.Injections	AddTodo-WebServices()	no

A hyphen is not valid in a C# identifier, so the generated extension method does not compile. Hyphenated assembly names are common (my-app.Web, acme-todo), and the failure is a syntax error inside generated code with no obvious link to the assembly name.

Setting [assembly: ImmediateAssemblyIdentifier("...")] works around it, but only if the user has Immediate.Handlers referenced and works out why they need it.

Fix

Add the - replacement so this matches Immediate.Handlers and Immediate.Apis.

Same issue filed against the other affected package. Found while auditing the packages for the docs site rewrite.