[K9VULN-9613] Add target framework scope properties#2068
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LGTM (I re-triggered the mergegate)
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🚀 Motivation
Modern .NET projects commonly use multi-targeting, where different versions of dependencies are required for different target frameworks (e.g., net6.0, net7.0, net8.0). Currently, there is no way to represent or filter this framework-specific dependency information in SBOMs, making it difficult to accurately track which dependencies apply to which runtime environments.
📝 Summary
This PR adds support for storing target framework information in SBOM component properties using the
datadog:target-frameworkproperty key. The implementation:🧪 Testing
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