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Update debugger to 1.23.17 #4855

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This PR updates the debugger to 1.23.17. This includes:

  • All the bug fixes that went into Visual Studio 17 GA
  • Updating the debugger to run on .NET 6 RC2
  • Enhanced support for launchSettings.json (#3121)
  • Now that most users will not need to download the debugger themselves (it comes pre-packaged in a platform specific .vsix), this changes back to the Azure CDN instead of https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com

This also updates gulp updatePackageDependencies to support updating packages when the primary URL just has a simple version number.

This PR updates the debugger to 1.23.17. This includes:
* All the bug fixes that went into Visual Studio 17 GA
* Updating the debugger to run on .NET 6 RC2
* Enhanced support for launchSettings.json ([dotnet#3121](dotnet#3121))
* Now that most users will not need to download the debugger themselves (it comes pre-packaged in a platform specific), this changes back to the Azure CDN instead of https://download.visualstudio.microsoft.com

This also updates `gulp updatePackageDependencies` to support updating packages when the primary URL just has a simple version number.
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