Disable package API validation for .NET tools#50907
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yeah, we do intend to override a user setting - it's never correct for Tools to do package validation IMO. Architecturally, I want to keep the validation targets ignorant of tools - they are doing the correct thing by providing knobs, it's up to the specific feature/experiences to use those knobs to deliver the desired experience. |
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Fixes #50755
.NET Tools don't expose APIs and so should not participate in API baseline validation.