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Update ArPow build to build with current TFM #7674

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This PR has 3 items:

  1. Update the TFM to build with to only include net6.0. Source-build only builds with the current TFM.
  2. Remove a couple of test projects that don't need to be built for source-build.
  3. Update the path to runtime.json in Microsoft.DotNet.Build.Tasks.Packaging.csproj. The version of Microsoft.NETCore.Platforms is defined via a PVP variable, but the search path was hardcoded to 2.1.0. If a different version of Microsoft.NETCore.Platforms is used (as happens in the source-build offline build), the path is incorrect.

@dseefeld dseefeld self-assigned this Jul 27, 2021
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@tmat, Can your review specifically for the change in src/Microsoft.DotNet.Arcade.Sdk/src/GenerateSourcePackageSourceLinkTargetsFile.cs? EscapeUriString() is obsolete with net6.0.

@dseefeld dseefeld removed the request for review from tmat August 30, 2021 15:42
Because of the update to net6, implicit namespace support
is causing a conflict  when using Task as a base class.
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LGTM shipit

@dseefeld dseefeld merged commit f478e09 into dotnet:main Aug 30, 2021
@dseefeld dseefeld deleted the updateForSourceBuild branch August 30, 2021 23:14
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