Don't skip ProjectReferences silently in TFM.SDK#9307
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Helps with avoiding issues like dotnet/runtime#69139 in the future.
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ProjectReferences that don't have the
GetTargetFrameworkstarget shouldn't be silently skipped. Instead an error should be thrown if the target doesn't exist. Helps with avoiding issues like dotnet/runtime#69139 in the future. I tested this on top of a dotnet/runtime build and it works as expected with the libraries linker change that I'm making to fix the tests.