…h fewer nodes (dotnet#12809)

Replaying a binary log with terminal logger fails when the replay uses
fewer nodes (`/m:1`) than the original build. The logger initializes its
`_nodes` array based on the replay's node count, but events in the
binlog reference NodeIds from the original build, causing an
`IndexOutOfRangeException`.

### Context

During binary log replay, the TerminalLogger is initialized with the
node count from the replay command (e.g., `/m:1`), but the binary log
contains events with NodeIds from the original build which may have used
more nodes (e.g., `/m:4` or `/m:8`). This mismatch causes an
IndexOutOfRangeException when the logger tries to access array indices
that don't exist.

### Changes Made

- Added `_isReplayMode` flag to detect when running in binary log replay
mode by checking if `IEventSource` is `IBinaryLogReplaySource`
- Added `EnsureNodeCapacity()` method to dynamically resize `_nodes`
array **only during replay mode** when encountering NodeIds beyond
current capacity
- Protected array resizing with **double-checked locking** (`lock
(_lock)`) to prevent race conditions with the refresher thread
- Updated all `_nodes` array accesses (in `UpdateNodeStatus`,
`ProjectStarted`, `MessageRaised`) to call `EnsureNodeCapacity` before
indexing
- Enhanced test case to build **three separate projects in parallel**
using `MSBuild` task with `BuildInParallel='true'` to ensure NodeIds > 1
are actually present in the binlog

```csharp
private void EnsureNodeCapacity(int nodeIndex)
{
    // Only resize in replay mode - during normal builds, the node count is fixed
    if (_isReplayMode && nodeIndex >= _nodes.Length)
    {
        lock (_lock)
        {
            if (nodeIndex >= _nodes.Length)
            {
                int newSize = Math.Max(nodeIndex + 1, _nodes.Length * 2);
                Array.Resize(ref _nodes, newSize);
            }
        }
    }
}
```

### Testing

- ✅ All 68 existing TerminalLogger tests pass
- ✅ New test validates binlog replay with fewer nodes using
multi-project parallel build scenario
- ✅ Manual testing confirmed:
- Multi-project parallel build with `/m:8` → replay with `/m:1` using
terminal logger: SUCCESS
- Normal builds without replay continue to work correctly with no
performance impact
  - Terminal logger only applies dynamic resizing during replay mode
  - Thread-safe resizing prevents race conditions with refresher thread

### Notes

The fix is scoped specifically to replay scenarios - normal builds are
completely unaffected by the dynamic resizing logic, ensuring zero
performance impact on regular build operations. The replay mode
detection (`_isReplayMode` flag) ensures the array resizing only occurs
when actually needed, and the double-checked locking pattern ensures
thread safety without impacting performance during normal array
accesses.

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> *This section details on the original issue you should resolve*
> 
> <issue_title>Replaying binary log with terminal logger on sometimes
may fail.</issue_title>
> <issue_description>### Issue Description
> 
> Replaying a binary log with terminal logger fails when the number of
nodes specified for replay command is less than the number of nodes
originally used during the build.
> 
> ### Steps to Reproduce
> 
> 1. Collect a binary log for a multi-project solution build.
> 2. Attempt to replay it with /m:1
> 
> 
> ### Expected Behavior
> 
> Replay succeeds.
> 
> ### Actual Behavior
> 
> Getting error "There was an exception while reading the log file:
Index was outside the bounds of the array." from the terminal logger.
> 
> Stack trace:
> ```
> at
Microsoft.Build.Logging.TerminalLogger.UpdateNodeStatus(BuildEventContext
buildEventContext, TerminalNodeStatus nodeStatus) in
C:\Users\alinama\work\msbuild\msbuild\src\Build\Logging\TerminalLogger\TerminalLogger.cs:line
990
> at Microsoft.Build.Logging.TerminalLogger.TargetStarted(Object sender,
TargetStartedEventArgs e) in
C:\Users\alinama\work\msbuild\msbuild\src\Build\Logging\TerminalLogger\TerminalLogger.cs:line
977
> at Microsoft.Build.Logging.EventArgsDispatcher.Dispatch(BuildEventArgs
buildEvent) in
C:\Users\alinama\work\msbuild\msbuild\src\Build\Logging\BinaryLogger\EventArgsDispatcher.cs:line
123
> at
Microsoft.Build.Logging.BinaryLogReplayEventSource.Replay(BuildEventArgsReader
reader, CancellationToken cancellationToken) in
C:\Users\alinama\work\msbuild\msbuild\src\Build\Logging\BinaryLogger\BinaryLogReplayEventSource.cs:line
264
> at Microsoft.Build.Logging.BinaryLogReplayEventSource.Replay(String
sourceFilePath, CancellationToken cancellationToken) in
C:\Users\alinama\work\msbuild\msbuild\src\Build\Logging\BinaryLogger\BinaryLogReplayEventSource.cs:line
201
> at Microsoft.Build.CommandLine.MSBuildApp.ReplayBinaryLog(String
binaryLogFilePath, ILogger[] loggers, IEnumerable`1
distributedLoggerRecords, Int32 cpuCount, Boolean isBuildCheckEnabled)
in C:\Users\alinama\work\msbuild\msbuild\src\MSBuild\XMake.cs:line 4602
> ```
> ### Analysis
> 
> This happens because of how terminal logger determines number of nodes
to display. During the replay mode it uses currently specified number of
nodes, instead of using the number of nodes that was used during the
binary log collection.
> 
> Workaround: use /m:big_enough_number during replaying.
> 
> ### Versions & Configurations
> 
> _No response_</issue_description>
> 
> ## Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)
> 
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- Fixes dotnet#12806

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