Use OS bitness to figure out .NETCore runner architecture #2507
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Implementing this fix for net5.0 microsoft/vstest#2507
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Use the OS bitness to figure out if we should use 32-bit or 64-bit dotnet SDK for AnyCPU dlls. On a 64-bit system user is more likely to have the 64-bit SDK installed. This also makes it work on 32-bit system where we previously failed and tried to start the 64-bit testhost.exe