Christopher, providing it for .NET Standard should be straightforward (haven't tried it since I'm currently in holidays without VS available, just an old tablet). The implementation is entirely C#, and I don't see any reason why the code shouldn't compile to a .NET Standard assembly. I picked .NET Core mainly because of its "en vogue" factor. However, deploying the Capnp.Net.Runtime assembly for .NET Standard seems highly reasonable.
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