[16.9] use proper assembly and package versions for FSharp.Core #10249
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A recent version number refactor is failing internal builds due to how we calculate those. The bug manifests itself when creating binding redirects and was rather tricky to track down, but the real issue is that we want to maintain assembly version
5.0.0.0
onFSharp.Core
but update the NuGet package version to5.0.1
.I've also added another CI step to fake an internal build with a build ID to mimic the way this failed in the signed build.
PR is draft until a full internal build passes.Internal build is good.