Update NuGetRepack to only update version of dependencies from the build #15804
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Since merging roslyn-analyzers into the roslyn repo, Roslyn packages have been generated that include a dependency on Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Analyzers (a roslyn-analyzer package) with the wrong version. The packages should depend on version 3.11.0 of the M.CA.Analyzers package but the nuspec is being rewritten to require a M.CA.Analyzers package from the same build. This behavior is due to NuGetRepack only using the package name to determine whether to update a dependency version. This PR additionally validates that the dependency version is from the current build prior to updating.
We can see that although TestPackageA is part of the packages being updated, the dependency in TestPackageG are not update because it is referencing an earlier version. TestPackageB and TestPackageC are updated because they are from the current build.
