Allow using latest illink analyzer on netstandard projects#33158
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Before net8.0, the illink analyzer shipped as a separate package from ILLink.Tasks. #32045 added logic to reference the separate package for tfms less than net8.0.
This change tweaks the logic to be based on the package version resolved from KnownILLinkPack, rather than the tfm. This makes it possible to define KnownILLinkPack to pull in the latest analyzer, as a workaround when targeting unsupported TFMs. The scenario is still considered unsupported, but this at least makes it possible to work around.
A new testcase shows the steps necessary to use the latest illink analyzer on a netstandard2.x project.
@eerhardt this fix would make it possible to use the 8.0 KnownILLinkPack version that you changed to 7.0 in dotnet/aspnetcore#48619, in case you wanted to use the latest analyzer version.