[rel/18.7] Fix insertion pipeline: read sdk.version, use installed dotnet, trim whitespace#15717
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…whitespace - Get-Content -Raw so multi-line global.json parses - Use globalJson.sdk.version instead of tools.dotnet - Invoke dotnet from $(Build.SourcesDirectory)\.dotnet\dotnet.exe so tool install uses the freshly installed SDK, not the agent's preinstalled one - Fix comment referring to --tools-install (command uses --tool-path) - Strip trailing whitespace
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Apply the same review fixes from #15716 to rel/18.7, since the pipeline there has the same issues.
Get-Content -Rawso multi-lineglobal.jsonparses$globalJson.sdk.versioninstead oftools.dotnet.dotnet\dotnet.exeso tool install doesn't use the agent's preinstalled SDK--tools-installcomment (command uses--tool-path)