Given that API 36.1 is "api stable", and we have a `$(TargetFramework)` available.

We normally would also bump the product version to 36.1.x to signify this.

`main` will remain `36.1.99-preview.1.x` for now, however it may need to change to 999.

Fixes: #10528
Fixes: #10563

There is a report in .NET 10 of *something* going wrong with
incremental builds (and possibly design-time builds)...

The app crashes with an error such as:

    android.content.res.Resources$NotFoundException: String resource ID #0x7f1000be at
    android.content.res.Resources.getText(Resources.java:466) at android.content.Context.getText(Context.java:933) at
    androidx.appcompat.widget.Toolbar.setNavigationContentDescription(Toolbar.java:1001) at
    crc64e02730b4d0e10e64.CustomShellRenderer_SectionRenderer.n_onCreateView(Native Method) at
    crc64e02730b4d0e10e64.CustomShellRenderer_SectionRenderer.onCreateView(CustomShellRenderer_SectionRenderer.java:36) ...

Where the resource ID is invalid.

After some debugging, after watching the video:

* #10528 (comment)

I was able to reproduce the issue, when I did:

1. Open emulator
2. Open project in VS
3. Ctrl+F5 (see app running)
4. Close VS (make sure emulator stays open)
5. Reopen VS
6. Ctrl+F5 again
7. App crashes

Reviewing builds logs, I saw this oddity on the design-time build on
step 5:

    Target _GenerateRtxt
    Building target "_GenerateRtxt" completely.
    Input file "Bug.Dependency.csproj" does not exist.

That is a referenced project file, it definitely should exist!

However, I noticed the path is wrong:

    Target _CollectProjectReferenceResources
        Task MSBuild
            OutputItems
                LibraryResourceDirectories
                    D:\src\dotnet-android-bug-10528\src\Bug.Dependency\Resources
                        StampFile = Bug.Dependency.csproj

`%(StampFile)` is a relative path, which can be fixed via:

    StampFile="$(MSBuildProjectFile)"
    StampFile="$(MSBuildProjectFullPath)"

This problem was introduced in .NET 10 via:

* 9ed1469

The target also uses `$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)`, which is a full path,
so it is ok. See:

* https://learn.microsoft.com/visualstudio/msbuild/msbuild-reserved-and-well-known-properties

I was also able to reproduce this issue by adding a class library to
the existing `BuildInDesignTimeMode()` test.