build net472 of Microsoft.DotNet.DependencyMangager since the netstandard2.0 can't be ngened #10390
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…dard2.0 can't be ngened
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…dard2.0 can't be ngened (dotnet#10390)
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Because Microsoft.DotNet.DependencyManager depends on System.Runtime.Loader in netstandard2.0, it can't be ngened and FSharp.Compiler.Private has a reference to MS.DN.DM which will always pull it into the ngen graph.
Eventually this will be corrected (@KevinRansom and I had a terrifying talk), but for now we still need net472.
Confirmed this passes ngen.