Cleanup of WindowsAppSDK implicit properties and project references #221
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…osoft.Windows.CsWinRT and Microsoft.Windows.SDK.BuildTools. See #217 (comment) and #217 (comment).
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Note that while the tooling repo has been updated to 8.0.403, the https://github.com/CommunityToolkit/Windows and https://github.com/CommunityToolkit/Labs-Windows repos are still using 8.0.201. This will need to be updated when those repos consume this tooling change. |
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Cleans up unnecessary explicit declaration of
Microsoft.Windows.SDK.BuildTools, as the same version comes fromMicrosoft.WindowsAppSdkvia a transitive nuget reference.Microsoft.Windows.CsWinRT, since the CsWinRT analyzers and .dll are inside the runtime pack for the Windows SDK.WindowsSdkPackageVersion, since this is set automatically by the underlying SDK when running dotnet 8.0.403 or later.Follow up to #217 (comment) and #217 (comment), closes #219.