I disaggree with C, because if you don't include the manifest file, it won't work (regardless of if you put the TeamsTab)
Moreover, if you think on the logic of the question, to make a teams tab work you could also chose to add TeamsPersonalApp on the supportedHost! (instead of answer C)
Thus it makes the C answer "not a requirement", whereas manifest file IS a requirement for the app to work.
see this link
https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/blogs/how-to-use-sharepoint-framework-spfx-in-teams-to-build-an-app
I think the answer is B in the end. Not D
It's C, the manifest can appear in the webpart project, but it can also be created outside the project. The supportedHost can only be done from the webpart project.
Why is it not C. the TeamsTab value to the supportedHosts property in the manifest file?
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