[release/9.0] Update NuGetRepack to only update version of dependencies from the build #15811
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Backport of #15804 to release/9.0
Since merging roslyn-analyzers into the roslyn repo, Roslyn packages have been generated that include a dependency on Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Analyzers (a roslyn-analyzer package) with the wrong version. The packages should depend on version 3.11.0 of the M.CA.Analyzers package but the nuspec is being rewritten to require a M.CA.Analyzers package from the same build. This behavior is due to NuGetRepack only using the package name to determine whether to update a dependency version. This PR additionally validates that the dependency version is from the current build prior to updating.
This PR also reenables NuGetRepack tests resolving #3794