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New release (attempt 2) #534

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Follows on from release PR #530 that had some problems with the new build infrastructure:

Also bring in a few more changes that have happened in the interim:

mjcheetham and others added 11 commits November 12, 2021 10:45
When installed inside of a Linux environment we typically look for a set
of utilities to open the user's preferred browser (xdg-open, gnome-open,
kfmclient).

However, if we are actually in a WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)
distribution, these utilties may not be/are not present. Instead we can
try and use the `wslview` utility that will launch the user's browser on
the _Windows host_.

Appending `wslview` to the list of utilities to open the browser means
no behaviour change for existing Linux users, but for WSL distros we now
have a chance to still open the browser.
Update the System.CommandLine package to 2.0.0-beta1.21216.1 to
hopefully fix some problems with dotnet-suggest registration caused by
Process::UseShellExecute differences between .NET Framework and .NET
(Core).

jonsequitur/command-line-api@ad22b69
dotnet/command-line-api#1254
#505
As part of the migration of GCM  out of the microsoft org, we removed
packages from the Microsoft Hirsute/Bionic feeds. Adding a note to the
README informing users that these packages are no longer available and
that installing the debian package from the releases page is the preferred
mode at this time.
…eadme

README: add information on removal from  MSFT Ubuntu feeds
Use the new Microbuild pool from 1ES.
Update System.CommandLine to 2.0.0-beta1.21216.1
Use wslview to launch browser in Windows from WSL
@vtbassmatt vtbassmatt self-requested a review November 16, 2021 11:37
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