Fix various issues with Extensions.csproj
handling and add unit testing for it
#2180
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Was initially focused on #2055, which was caused by an oversight done when refactoring the several redundant XML parsing entrypoints during #1753 (Prior to the refactor, all of them stripped whitespace except for the one that loaded the project for adding package references. That exception was lost in the refactor.)
While I was at it I wrote a suite of unit tests related to the handling of
Extensions.csproj
and fixed some other issues I found along the way.Extensions.csproj
always being written with CRLF newlinesScriptExtensionsProjectMetadata
not actually being immutable as intendedItemGroup
when allPackageReference
s were removed but the group wasn'tglobal.json
already requires the .NET 8 SDK anyway)Fixes #2055