Disable MSBuild wrapping more thoroughly#119331
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It turns out that #119282 is not enough to disable the wrapping when invoking the top-level
./build.[cmd|sh]script (it works as expected whendotnet building projects manually).Why?
Because the top-level build uses a project from the Nuget cache, outside of the runtime source tree.
Example command line