Fix build when using source generators coming from NuGet package #6799
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Fixes #6792
Description
Fixes build of project using source generators coming from NuGet packages. Added a new target for de-duplicating the list of analyzers.
Added a target to de-duplicate the list of analyzers
Customer Impact
Fixes build.
Regression
This is a regression introduced in .Net 6.0.7 by #6534 which was backported by #6680.
Testing
Tested locally by building a project which uses Regex source generator, WinForms source generator and CommunityToolkit.Mvvm 7.1.2 source generator (This is an example of a source generator that currently fails on .Net 6.0.7 SDK).
Risk
Low.
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