Make netcoreapp3.1 the preferred target framework#45794
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This is also beneficial when working from VS Code as OmniSharp only loads the project under the first TFM listed and this will match the Compiler's ordering.
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I didn't know the order actually matters
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This change ensures that Roslyn.sln files open by default in an editor that supports nullable reference types (with framework annotations).