Use list of current Runtime Identifiers for workload resolver #14820
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Includes NETCoreSdkRuntimeIdentifierChain.txt file
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Instead of hard coding one RuntimeIdentifier to use to select workloads, read the list of current RuntimeIdentifiers for the current SDK from a file that it now includes (see dotnet/installer#9106).
FYI @Redth @jonathanpeppers